Tammy Rose Anderson

August 21 , 1969 - August 04 , 2019

VISITATIONS:

Saturday, August 10, 201911:30 AM ~ 1:30 PMMichigan Memorial Funeral Home

SERVICES:

Saturday, August 10, 20191:30 PMMichigan Memorial Funeral Home Chapel

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Obituary

ANDERSON, Tammy R., age 49, of Woodhaven, August 04, 2019. Beloved wife of Steve Anderson. Loving mother of Sean Anderson and his dogs Milo and Max. Dearest sister of Bob Bennett. She is preceded in death by her cousins Chuck and Kelly Memrine. Tammy was a caring, loving person. She had a wonderful sense of humor and made people laugh, she loved being on Facebook. She loved her dogs Oscar, Mason and Maggie. Her cremation took place at “The Witness Crematory” located inside of Michigan Memorial Funeral Home.

Condolences

Tammy made me smile & laugh on a daily basis reading her FB posts:> It made me feel close & connected to family I only see on special occasions. I wish that we could have been there today to honor her life. Sending you love and healing thoughts. XO Rest in peace Tammy. Lisa Anderson
Dear Steve, Sean & family... Sorry that we couldn’t be with you today to say goodbye to Tammy. She will always have a special place in our hearts. Love & hugs to all. Gari & Trisha Anderson
Praying for your family .I will miss your beautiful smile and all the laughs u gave me on a daily basis.and our late night texts.im so sorry your gone. Rhonda Look
Steve & Sean: Sending our love, hugs and prayers to you both. I met Tammy when she was just 4 years old. We grew up together and had so many happy times. As everyone knows, she was a truly unique, compassionate, loving and giving person. A part of my heart is broken and I will always remember the beautiful woman she was both inside and out. She will always be my Sis and Buttermilk Breath #1. Love, Cindy Cindy & Billy Martin
Steve we have no words :( our deepest sympathies for you & Sean. praying for you to have strength in the days ahead John & Lisa Heraghty Lisa & John Heraghty
STEVE AND SEAN~ There are no words; there are just no words to convey my deep deep condolences. Saying "I'm sorry" just doesn't cover it. . . . . . . Deborah M Carpenter (Anderson)