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Danna Lavon McLean Anderson

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Birth	:	2 Dec 1951 Wenatchee, Chelan County, Washington, USA
Death	:	26 May 2015 Waterville, Douglas County, Washington, USA
Burial	:	Mansfield Cemetery, Mansfield, Douglas County, USA
Coordinate	:	47.8088880, -119.6508330
Description	:	Danna Lavon Anderson December 2, 1951 ~ May 26, 2015 Danna Lavon Anderson, 63, of Waterville, WA and formally of Chelan, WA and Wenatchee, WA, passed away on May 26, 2015. She was born on December 2, 1951, in Wenatchee, to the late Ralph and Annabel (Moorman) McLean. Her first 11 years were spent with her siblings, Jack, Dick, Barb, Odell, Jean and Doris, and cousins on the family wheat and cattle ranch, east of Mansfield, WA, at Sims Corner. She enjoyed feeding the chickens, helping with the milking and riding her horse, Red. They then moved to Spokane for a short time... Read More	Danna Lavon Anderson December 2, 1951 ~ May 26, 2015 Danna Lavon Anderson, 63, of Waterville, WA and formally of Chelan, WA and Wenatchee, WA, passed away on May 26, 2015. She was born on December 2, 1951, in Wenatchee, to the late Ralph and Annabel (Moorman) McLean. Her first 11 years were spent with her siblings, Jack, Dick, Barb, Odell, Jean and Doris, and cousins on the family wheat and cattle ranch, east of Mansfield, WA, at Sims Corner. She enjoyed feeding the chickens, helping with the milking and riding her horse, Red. They then moved to Spokane for a short time and then to Wenatchee, where she graduated from Wenatchee High School. She married Ed Dayton and they made their home in Hoquiam, WA. Together, they had a daughter, Susan. Later, Danna married Robert “Bob” Anderson and added three daughters to the family, Renee, Tracy, and Shawna. During the children’s early years, she entertained them by bottle digging, blackberry picking, mushroom hunting, crawdad catching, feeding the ducks, basketball playing, roller skating and long drives along the bay. The girls remember that she would have them play Eye Spy to locate a license plate with a triple 8 and then they would follow that car. In early 1990, Danna had a janitorial business, which years later she passed down to her daughter, Renee Anderson. The business is still going strong. In 1996, she started an adult family home in her home in Wenatchee. At this house many special memories were made with her grandchildren, including fort making, hide-and-go-seek, and holiday activities. Holidays were famous for her jams, rhubarb pie, fudge, caramel-corn, cheese-balls, and other culinary delights. Christmas Breakfast was the family tradition. Danna loved to go sight seeing and, along the way, she would stop to pick up rocks, driftwood and, if she came across a graveyard, she would have to stop and hunt for the oldest headstone. She was fascinated with Indian Culture, which included collecting, knickknacks and drawing images. A backyard mechanic, she loved to work on cars and took pride in fixing things herself. An accident causing Danna a back injury meant the closing of her adult family home and a move to Chelan, WA. Danna lived in Chelan with her dog, Cinnamon, and her cat, Booger Bear. Danna still insisted in caring for her beloved grandchildren and everyone that she loved. Special memories in Chelan were made with her children and grandchildren. They all loved to go to Danna’s house for barbecues, sleep-overs, game nights, and just casual visiting. She also made some very close friends, Nancy, Forest, Jackie and George. An illness caused her move to Amber Waves, in Waterville. Here, the staff and residents quickly became family. Her time was filled with her coloring and sharing of stories. Visitors who would pop in and see her or phone calls with her family, always brightened her day. Visits to her family’s home for sleep overs and holiday gatherings where looked forward to. Danna, a born nurturer, was known to her family and others as an “all-in-one”, mother, father, grandmother and grandfather. To this day, she is known as that hard working, sweet loving person who would sacrifice anything for her kids and loved ones. She put everyone first, before herself. She was preceded in death by her parents; sisters, Lauren McLean, Doris Steele, and Jamie Mejia; and her best friend, Bo. Danna will be missed by her daughters, Susan Dayton, Renee Anderson, Tracy Hernandez, and Shawna Thompson; son-in-law, Loop Townsell; siblings, Barbara McGee, Odell McLean, Jean Handford, Jack McLean, and Dick McLean; grandchildren, Heather and Garrett Koopman, Emanuel Rivera, Marcos Anderson, April Hernandez, Jessie Anderson Montes, Annabel Hernandez, Johnny Hernandez, Vera Hernandez, LaVon Thompson, and Almendra Moreno; and her great-grandchildren, Emma Koopman, Chloe Koopman, Isaiah Emmanuel Rivera Vargas, Nehemiah Sanchez Vargas, and Sophia Rivera Dozal. A Celebration of Life will be held on Friday, June 26, 2015, at 11:00 a.m. at the Mansfield Cemetery, with a continued time of sharing and potluck following at the Mansfield United Protestant Church. You are invited to view her online guestbook at: www.HeritageMemorialChapel.com. Honored to serve the family, Heritage Memorial Chapel, East Wenatchee.

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Danna Lavon McLean Anderson's memorial is located at: Mansfield Cemetery, Mansfield, Douglas County, USA.
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Danna Lavon McLean Anderson death on 26 May 2015 in Waterville, Douglas County, Washington, USA
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Latitude: 47.8088880
Longitude: -119.6508330

Family Members:

Parent

Ralph Glessner McLean

(1916 - 2000)

Annabel E Moorman McLean

(1916 - 2015)

Siblings

Doris Ann McLean Steele

(1941 - 2005)

Lauren Michele McLean

(1953 - 1953)

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