Birth date: Aug 25, 1942 Death date: May 3, 2016
Life Legacy Diane McCarty Anderson, 73, of Sherwood passed away Tuesday, May 3rd from complications following a stroke. She was born Diane Katherine Norine McCarty to Walter and Betty McCarty on August 25, 1942 in Helena, Arkansa Read Obituary
One of my dearest friends when I was growing up in Helena! My deep condolences to her children, family and friends.
Rick, Stephanie ,Mary our thoughts and prayers are with you. Diane was such a remarkable lady and friend. Our friendship goes back to our youth in Helena. Diane and I were so thrilled she was Marla,Caren & Adams preschool teacher and such a influence on their lives. Jim MayerHIcYg
I will so miss my precious friend, Diane. We have been friends since freshman year at the U of A and all through the years. Her obituary picturewith her sweet smile touches my heart. I will always remember her that way.She so loved Rick and Stephanie and all the grandchildren and will alwayshave a special place in my heart. I am thinking of you, Rick & Stef with muchlove.
Beautiful, personable and intelligent will always be my memories of Ms. Anderson. To Stefanie and Bill, Debby and I have you in our prayers.
I will never forget how sweet and caring Mrs. Anderson was to me when I was a child, living next door in Helena. See touched many lives in a very special way!
I will love you and miss you forever
Rick and Stef,Praying for you both. Your mom was one of the sweetest people I have ever met. Always making us all feel welcome at your house. Leaving a great legacy in you two. Happy for her to be home in Heaven with Doug. Love you guys.
Such a nice lady to have in my precious memories from Helena in the fifties.
Words can't express what a wonderful woman Diane was. She was my confidant, my right hand and taught me so much as a person. I will never forget her, we had so much fun together at Lamplight and later at Aladdin Rugs. Rick and Stef, I lift you up in my prayers. She was a special lady.
Such wonderful memories of Diane and all the girls our age growing up in Helena in 40s and 50s. Miss Betty and Mr. Walter never minded having one or two more friends in their boisterous household. Happy, carefree times at her house at slumber parties and "boy/girl" parties outside around the playhouse when we were too young to "go out". I remember a fun lunch we had when we came thru Little Rock some years ago with Jane Spivey Montgomery and Lola Stewart Runyan and Diane and me. The last time I talked to Diane was when she called me after Luann Thomas McCarty's death. Know those two are having a joyous reunion along with Doug, Alan, Dalt, Betty and their parents. My sympathies to Mary, Rick and Stefanie and families along with grands and great-grand. Wish we could join you for Diane's service in Helena. Fondly, Irene King Slaughter and Leonard Slaughter, Asheville, NC
