Elvia L (Catron) Wilson Vanderpool
SEDALIA — Elvia L (Catron) Wilson Vanderpool, 92, Sedalia, Mo died peacefully in her sleep December 24th, 2017 at Bothwell hospital in Sedalia, MO approx. 8:00am.
Born Jun 11, 1925 to the late Henry E Catron and Anna O (Jeffries) Catron at Brumley, Mo. She married Henry A Wilson Dec 11, 1942 who preceded her in death Dec 11, 2003. She married Ralph J Vanderpool Mar 6. 2007 who preceded her in death Dec 11, 2010.
Mrs Vanderpool was a member of the Christian Church and a life member of the VFW Auxiliary. She retired from the Department of Defense, Ft Leonard Wood, Mo June 1987.
Survivors are daughter Catherine J Martin and husband Jerry. Granddaughter Abby Elizabeth Wilson, Great Granddaughter Megan McCarty and husband Jonathan. Three Great Great Grandsons Isaac, Gabriel and Jonah McCarty. Step-children Jack Vanderpool and wife Ginny; Pat (Vanderpool) Weber and husband Ledru. Siblings Nate Catron and wife Cathy; Beverly Ann (Catron) Clark; Mary L (Catron) Neary. Siblings in-law Bonnie (Wilson) Jarrett and husband Archie; Jack Wilson and wife Lois; Melvin Black and wife Reda. Many other relatives and friends.
In addition to her parents and husbands she was preceded in death by brothers Donald L Catron, Charles W Catron and sister Lois D (Catron) Black.
Mrs Vanderpool and loved ones received many life saving medical procedures. She donated her body to the School of Medical Science in 1989. Donations may be made to Show Me Christian Youth Home or charity of your choice.
A Celebration of Life gathering will be planned late spring.
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Ken Thomas
December 30, 2017
Great Lady Great life. I am thankful I new her.
December 28, 2017
I hope that I can be half the person she was when I go home , will miss her a lot bet her and Cobb will be having a long conversation about now, she was one of his favorite people.
Dorothy Schroder
December 28, 2017
So sorry for your loss. Praying for your family and friends.
Crystal Catron-Ganzer
December 28, 2017
Love and Miss you Aunt Elvia
Patty Morrison
December 28, 2017
An impressive lady for sure that lived a happy, full life with her loving family and friend. So sorry for your loss. I know that she will be so missed.
Family Reunion 2015
Lisa LaFollette
December 28, 2017
Aunt Elvia-you are an inspiration to us all. I loved listening to your stories of growing up, falling in love, getting married and living a hard but beautiful life! You took over the matriarch role of the Catron family when Grandma passed away and we all love you so much! Thank you for sowing into my life and my family. Jason, Caleb, Joshua, Daniel and Abigail loved you to the moon and back! I'll forever treasure my talks/emails with you over the years! I may be the only one I know that has emails from their 92 year old aunt! See you soon! Give Grandma a great big hug for me!
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