Wilma-Tanner-Obituary

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Wilma Dean Tanner

Swartz Creek, Michigan

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DIED
October 7, 2017
LOCATION
Swartz Creek, Michigan

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Swartz Funeral Home - Flint Obituary

 

TANNER, Wilma Dean - Of Swartz Creek, age 91, went home to be with her Lord and Savior on Saturday, October 7, 2017.



 



Funeral service will be held 1pm Saturday, October 14, 2017 at the Swartz Funeral Home, 1225 West Hill Road, Flint,



 



Pastor Tom Mattiuzzo officiating.



 



Burial in Crestwood Cemetery.



 



Visitation 2-8pm Friday and 12Noon Saturday until the time of the service at the funeral home.



 



Contributions may be made to Riverside Tabernacle.



           



Wilma Blunt was born near Dexter, Missouri on January 25, 1926. In 1946, she married Nathan Tanner. She was a longtime member of Riverside Tabernacle.



 



Surviving are 8 children, Ken (Rose) Tanner of NY, Dennis (Vanna) Tanner of MS, Janis (Edward) Stockton of KY, Gary (Mickey) Tanner of Sand Lake, Judy (Mike) Trotter of Swartz Creek, Terry (Greg) Zafiroff of Swartz Creek, Donna Tanner of Flint and Lisa Tanner of Swartz Creek;



 



17 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren and 1 great-great-grandson;



 



sister, Nancy (Dick) Kalmbach of Swartz Creek; brother, Raymond Blunt of MO and sister, Pat (Tom) Clubb of MO;



 



and many nieces and nephews.



 



She was Mom and Grandma to many others.



 



She was preceded in death by her husband, Nathan, 2 sons Carl and Jack, and several brothers and sisters.



 



 


 


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Wilma was the most special person I ever metShe wastruly an angel.

You are an inspiration - your family and your life. I will always remember how your family inspired me to want to remain faithful and have no regrets. Thank you so much for your life, your ministry that took place within and through your beautiful family.

I knew Mrs Tanner as a Lovely,gracious Lady,and everyone who knew her will miss her,but we all know she is with her Lord

Lisa, you always light up when you talk about your mom. It is very obvious that she was a very special woman of God. May the Father comfort you and your family and bring forth many great memories.

To extend deepest sympathy to you in your loss, May you find comfort in the thought that others sympathize and care.

Dr. Danish & Staff

A very special lady to all of us that lived on Springfield Street in Burton, Mi. I was honored to have grown up living next door to Wilma and her family, and knew when Jack and I got into trouble, I was in trouble with her as well. She was like a second mom in so many ways. I miss those popcorn nights. She is now at home, in the arms of the Lord. God Bless

Sister Wilma was an amazing Christian sister in Christ. Linda, our children and I have known her most of our lives. Linda taught Sunday School with her and I always teased her about her daughter Lisa, for not making spaghetti sauce for our children when she was baby sitting for them; she just would not do the cooking.
Linda & I have enjoyed the Tanner family and we still do, when we see them. May GOD give her the mansion she deserves.
GOD'S blessings to all of the family and may...

A very special lady who we will miss! Dave and Kay Haddon

Our thoughts are with your family at this time. Your Mom was a sweet Christian lady and you will miss her. May the hope of meeting again in a better place comfort you now.
Sincerely,
Lynn and Jeanne Eastman