Birth date: Mar 27, 1935 Death date: May 1, 2020
Anita Jean Nall, 85, passed away May 1, 2020 in Garland, TX. She was born March 27, 1935 to parents Dallas Robertson and Violet Robertson in Clarksville, TX. http://webcast.funeralvue.com/events/viewer/28948 Read Obituary
My most loving caring Aunt who never gave up on me you saw me through some of the hardest times in my life I will truly miss your call and emails I love you with all my heart forever in my heart memories
Anita was my mother’s baby sister. She has always been a part of our lives. She put up with me on many occasions. I remember our shopping trips as kids when we would meet at Nothpatk or Big Town. When she took mr in as a teenage just about every weekend one summer. That’s when I learned the importance of having a church family and going on a regular basis. When my mom passed away she did her best to fill the void there. We had a really fun trip to New Orleans to see Cyndi. The main thing I remember about my Aunt was she was the best of friends to many. I so admire her keeping up with friends regularly with friends even from Elementary, and stayed best of friends to her last days. No one good have a better friend then my Aunt Nita. We will miss you!
Carolyn Browm
Anita was one of my dearest and most faithful friends, dating back the the 1960's when we attended the same church and she baby-sat our son, Dwain. He loved Anita and she always seemed to love him as well. She and I worked together at a couple of companies, shared work confidences, took trips together, shared happy and sad family moments, had countless girl lunches together (sometimes we let our husbands come, too!), and I honestly cannot imagine what it will be like not to get to see her and talk with her (and email her--when we couldn't find time for lunch). To simply say I loved her doesn't seem like enough, but it's all I can say at this sad time. I will grieve for her, but I know I will see her again. She called me her 'forever friend' and she was certainly mine.
With deepest sympathy to the family--
Roy and Deanna Almond
Nita was a special lady! I have so many great memories of how kind and encouraging she was to me. She was a lady of faith and loved her family dearly. I'll never forget the summer she took Phyllis and I to Six Flags. I can still remember me sitting down on the elevator ride to go to the top of the Six Flags Tower. I was so afraid of heights, and you could see out of the glass on your way up. She just reassured me I would be okay.
I know she is in Heaven, and I'm so glad I'll get to see her again someday.
Much Love to a special family!
Karien Ham Thomas
