Moira Hope Anthony

From her cousin Sue (Burger) Gillett:I have many fond memories of Hope (Hopie), her siblings and parents, our Burger grandparents and other relatives from my growing-up years in WV. Hope was always very kind to me, included me in her activities during my summer visits (I could watch the band practice-- she was a majorette -- or the cheerleaders. I recall going or at least one game where she was a cheerleader.Being her younger female cousin by about four years, I might have not been considered a "tag-a-long" or a nuisance. NEVER the case. I was always welcomed among her family and friends.What wonderful times we had!Sue (Suzy) Burger Gillett

To my prior admission, if possible, please add OR publish as a separate entry.I am glad Hope is no longer suffering in pain. Jody, Paul, and Hope's friends are in my thoughts and prayers. I was already planning a Florida trip with my friend Kay next fall. I hope to see Hope's brother and sister, their families and Hope's family then, possible.Your cousin, Sue (Suzy) Burger Gillett,daughter of Edna & the late Brady Burger

Dear Moira's Family, I am so sorry for your loss and wanted to express my condolences, our heavenly father knows the pain you are going through, he promises that he will “heal the broken hearted ones” and he “is near to all those calling on him” - Psalm 147:3; Psalm 145:18. May the “God of all comfort” be with your family and may your cherish memories of Moira (Hope) be a healing force of strength for you to draw on; lean on your loves ones and our heavenly Father's ability to strengthen you during the days ahead.With deepest sympathy I share your sorrow,