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Wanda Lee “Honey” Bertram Hurst
1 Nov 1929 – 22 Nov 2004
| Birth | 1 Nov 1929 |
| Death | 22 Nov 2004 |
| Cemetery | Hampton Memorial Cemetery Elizabeth , Allen Parish , Louisiana , USA |
| Added by | Janet Bertram on 08 May 2025 |
| FaG | https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/55673290 |
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Wanda Lee Bertram Hurst was born November 1, 1929 in Lubbock, Texas. She entered into the presence of her sweet Lord Jesus November 22, 2004. Wanda was preceeded in death by her father, F. Walter Bertram, her devoted mother, Ouida Brooks Bertram, her loving sister, Doris Bertram Goleman and her wonderful brother, Richard "Bud" Bertram. Wanda "Honey" Hurst is survived by: Her loving husband of 56 years, Clyde C. Hurst, Jr. Three sons and one daughter: Clyde C. "Charles" Hurst, III and wife Becky Donald L. Hurst and wife Nancy Melisa Hurst Lowery and husband Henry Roderick W. Hurst and wife Michele Eleven Grandchildren: Clyde C. "Chuck" Hurst, IV and wife Stacy Cindy Hurst Michael Hurst and wife Denise Mark Hurst Matthew Hurst Nicholas Hurst and wife Heather Jessica White Ashley White Terren Hurst Victoria Hurst Mathew Tanner Hurst Five Great Grandchildren: Clyde C. "Chayce" Hurst V Karlye Hurst Katie Sweat Kellie Sweat Cade Nolan Wanda was a loving and devoted daughter, sister, wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt, and friend. Her family was her life. She had an impact upon everyone she touched. Everywhere the sole of her foot touched the ground she was industrious, taking care of someone or preparing to feed them. To some she was known as "Wanda." To some she was known as "Honey." To some she was known as "Mom." To some she was known as "Maw Maw." To all of us she was known as "FRIEND." Wanda Lee Bertram Hurst was the demonstration of love. Therefore our hearts hurt and we grieve; but we do not grieve as those who have no hope. Wanda Hurst trusted in the Lord Jesus Christ as her personal Savior and Lord...so we grieve but we have the confidence that she is in the presence of the Lord. The scripture teaches in II Corinthians, Chapter 5, "To be absence from the body, is to be hat home with the Lord." When Mom took her last breath on this earth, her next breath was in the presence of the Lord Jesus. For that reason this is not "goodbye." Rather it is simply, "We'll see you later!" We will celebrate her life until we are reunited.
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