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Irene Veronica Redner, born March 24, 1924, in Chicago, Illinois, and a long-time resident of White Bluff, Tennessee, has journeyed to her eternal resting place on August 17, 2024. Irene, known for her sharp wit and contagious laughter, was a resilient soul who navigated life's challenges with grace, always maintaining a sense of humor that could brighten the cloudiest of days.
Irene's spirit was as adventurous as it was kind. She embraced life's twists and turns, each one an opportunity for growth and a new tale to share. Her love for travel made her a seasoned cruise ship enthusiast, her journeys weaving a colorful tapestry of experiences that she loved to recount. Irene embraced every moment with an audacious spirit and an infectious joy.
She was known to be as adept with a knitting needle, creating intricate designs that were as warming as her personality.
Celebrating her 100th birthday surrounded by family, Irene was the matriarch of her clan. Her loved ones, near and far, gathered to honor a woman whose life was a testament to independence, strength, and boundless love.
Irene's life was a symphony of laughter, resilience, wit, and adventure. Her legacy will continue as a beacon of strength and joy for her loved ones. We invite you to share your memories of Irene and upload photos to her memorial page, celebrating a life that was truly lived to the fullest. In her honor, let us remember to embrace each day with the same vivacity and zest for life that Irene did.
There are no arrangements planned at this time.
Survived by:
Daughters:
Kayleen Harris of White Bluff, TN
Kristine Moore of Franklin, TN
Dianne Canfield of White Bluff, TN
5 Grandchildren:
Dwight Woodruff, Kelly Canfield, Melissa Wilkinson, Major Joel Moore,
and Erin Canfield
3 Great Grandchildren:
Alexander Woodruff, Jacqueline Woodruff, and Tovah Wilkinson
As well as numerous nieces and nephews.
Preceded in death by:
Parents: Frederick and Nora (Coughlin) Redner
Sisters: Lillian, Dorothy, and Margaret
Arrangements by Spann Funeral Home & Cremation Services (615) 446-1123
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
1961 Hwy 48 North, Dickson, TN 37055

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