Memories of Anita Kay Harris

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Anita Kay Harris

Cocoa, FL

September 14, 1957 - April 24, 2025

Sep 14, 1957 - Apr 24, 2025

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June Kinzie

1980, Indiana, USA

Anita was such a strong woman. Her son had his appendix burst. She showed me how she had to clean and change the bandages that packed into the cavity. I think most people would not be able to handle something like that, but Anita just shrugged her shoulders when asked how she could do it and said you do what you have to do.

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June Kinzie

1980, Indiana, USA

I was visiting with Anita and she shared her recipe for a party finger food. It was celery filled with a cream cheese mixed with crushed pineapple. She was excited to share cause it was so simple and easy.

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Virginia Owens

Charleston, SC, USA

A picture to send to our dad overseas — with Jinny blevind Anits B levins Tony Blevins Brenda Blevins

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Virginia Owens

Of course, the first thing I do is misspell my sis name Of course, the first thing I do is misspell my sis name Of course, the first thing I do is misspell my sis ... Read more

Virginia Owens

This memory of my sister and me was military all the way, our dresses stiff with starch, trying to stand as allegiantly as we could. Anita loved those yearly picture times most of all; she had a little pink plastic vanity in her room, which I was so jealous of. Her dresses were different from mine and Brenda's. They were ruffly and frilly. She would curl her hair with real hot rollers like the big girls did. I looked up to her, and I always depended on her thoughts on everything I did. Anita was shiny and pristine as always. If you look at the pic, you can see her standing so straight and proper.  Anita was the soldier of the bunch, and therefore, her responsibilities were greater.  She always got straight A's, yet she could turn into a bully, muddying her frilly dress in the dirt to fight for me if anybody picked on me in school.  Anita grew up to be a beautiful, strong woman.  Wow, Nede 68, I'm right behind you.  Remember when we used to call them the "Big Numbers?"  i miss you every day. My heart is still broken as I pulled your picture off the wall and gave you my Marilyn Monroe birthday song. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Nede Blevins

This memory of my sister and me was military all the way, our dresses stiff with starch, trying to stand ... Read more This memory of my sister and me was military all the way, our dresses stiff with starch, trying to stand as allegiantly as we ... Read more This memory of my sister and me was military all the... Read more

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Candice Harder

Virginia Owens

1995

Anita

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Virginia Owens

My grief is still young, with a pain in my soul that cannot be described. She was kind and very generous.... Read more My grief is still young, with a pain in my soul that cannot be described. She was kind and very generous. She would send me new... Read more My grief is still young, with a pain in my soul that... Read more