Henrietta Anderson Bagwell

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HENRIETTA ANDERSON BAGWELL CANDLER – Henrietta Anderson Bagwell, 83, of Candler, died on Monday, October 25, 2010, at the Brian Center, in Weaverville. A Buncombe Co. native, Mrs. Bagwell was a daughter of the late Henry Johnson and Mary Etta Israel Anderson. She was also preceded in death by an infant daughter, Sandra Carole Bagwell, and her sister, Nancy Foster. During WWII, Mrs. Bagwell worked for the U.S. Air Force as a file clerk. She later also worked for Sluder-Adams Insurance Co., in Asheville. She was a member of Piney Mountain United Methodist Church, and of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs. Bagwell is survived by husband, Marvin Howard Bagwell, Sr.; daughter, Sharon Diane Bagwell, of Candler; son, Marvin Howard Bagwell, Jr., and his wife, Cinthia Milner, of Leicester; sister, Arida Young, of Candler; brother, Fred Anderson, of Candler; two grandsons, Joffrey and Micah; and a number of nieces and nephews. A funeral service for Mrs. Bagwell will be at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday at Piney Mountain United Methodist Church with the Rev. Ron Hartman officiating. Interment will follow at the church cemetery. Her family will receive friends from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at Groce Funeral Home on Patton Avenue. Flowers are appreciated, or memorials may be made to Piney Mountain United Methodist Church, 14 Piney Mountain Church Road, Candler, NC, 28715.

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  1. Marvin Jr. and family: I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. If you need anything, just give me a call.

    Brenda

  2. To the Bagwell Family:
    So sorry to hear of your loss. Now Henrietta can be with her sister Nancy whom adored her. May god bless and keep you through this time! We are here if you need anything! Love to you all!

  3. Sharon,

    You know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. It has been a tough time for you and your Dad but she is in a much better place. Please let me know if I can do anything for you.
    Love,
    Lori

  4. Sharon, I’m so sorry to hear about the loss of your mother. You & your family are in my thoughts & prayers.
    God Bless
    Kathy Mashburn

  5. My prayers and love go to all of you, aunt Henerietta was a wounderful woman and always cared about everyone

    Love
    Rhonda, Bob and Brooke McElrath

  6. Dear Sharon,

    We’re all thinking about you as you go through this final event with your mother. You have been wonderful to both her and your dad over the years. I know you have built up quite a store of memories to cherish.

    Please call on me should you have a need with which I can help.

    Jan Sturgis

  7. Dear Marvin and Family,

    Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. It has been a long journey, but hopefully the good memories will help with the loss and pain. So sorry we cannot be with you at this time.

    Love,
    Gene and JoAnn Anders

  8. Dear Sharon and family. I am so sorry to read about your Mother’s death. Unfortunately I did not know in time to come and visit with you this evening. I will be unable to come to the service tomorrow due to work but my prayers are with you all. I have been in this valley where you are but God will get you through it. And what a joy to know that right now she is strong and healthy once again and experiencing glories that we can’t even imagine.

  9. Dear Mr. Bagwell and Sharon,

    I’m saddened to find Mrs. Bagwell listed here. She was a dear person and and a wonderful neighbor to my family while I was growing up. May you and your family be comforted by the many memories you have of her, and know that she is in a better place now.

    My thoughts are with you.
    Sincerely,
    Alma Barnes Kiss

  10. Sharon,
    We are very sorry for your loss and will keep you and your family in our thoughts during these difficult times.
    Roger and Teresa Trammel

  11. Dear Marvin, Cinthia and Bagwell family, We extend our deepest sympathies and hold you in our thoughts and prayers. Sue and John Wolter


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