Reflection of life:

Linda Fields(Anderson) was born Friday April 08,1955 in Osceola Arkansas to
James Anderson and Mary Anderson(Young). She was the sixth child born to this union of one
brother and eight sisters. Five sisters Rosie Mae, Reola Townes, Jamesetta Anderson(Etta),
Lillie Hunter, Gloria Howard(Tina), two grandkids Tajhmeika Fullbright, Rhonte Bell and her
parents proceed to her in death.

Linda grew up in Benton Harbor, Michigan with her Aunt Willie and Uncle Nate where she
attended and graduated from Benton Harbor High School. Then in 1973 Linda's love for her
siblings brought her back to Osceola to be closer to them, however shortly after moving to
Osceola all the siblings began to relocate to Wichita, Kansas. After spending six years in
Osceola Linda moved with her then three kids to Wichita where Kansas became her forever
home.

Linda found solace and embraced the teachings of Christ at an early age. She went to different
churches around Wichita before finding her church home at the Tabernacle Bible Church. She
was a member at the church for over 20 years starting out as a Hostess and later joining the
Church Choir. Linda took pride in singing in the church choir which was one of the many things
she enjoyed doing.

Linda was a Machine Operator at Coleman where she was a dedicated worker until 2016
retiring after 37 years. After retiring Linda was able to spend more time on things she loved to
do and recently while visiting her daughters in Oklahoma she had found a new liking which was
sip and paint without the sip, She was becoming an artist. Linda enjoyed cooking, finding
pleasure in creating new meals and sharing them with family and friends. However Linda's
biggest enjoyment was spending time with her kids, grandkids, and great grandkids.

Linda was devoted to being there for her family, consistently offering her unwavering support
and love in every moment of need. She lived a life defined by love and compassion. Her heart
overflowed with love, her caring nature touching the lives of those fortunate enough to know her.
Leaving a legacy of caring gestures that will be cherished forever.

Linda leaves to cherish her precious memory; Daughters: Yassmena Singleton, and Kahlilah Bell
of Oklahoma City, Ok; Sons: Antwoine Richmond of Lafayette, In and Dagonte' Cobbins of
Wichita, Ks; Daughter-in-Law: Kindra Cobbins(Brooks) of Wichita,Ks.; Sisters: Anna Patrick and
Vivan Carethers of Wichita, Ks; Brother: Jerry Anderson of Wichita, Ks; Brothers-in-law: Frank
Patrick and Collier Caretheres of Wichita, Ks; Sisters-in-Love: Jessie mae of Wichita,Ks; Shelia
Faggett and Nita Thomas of West Memphis, Ark; Brother-in-Love;Derry Lee Cobbins of Wichita,
Ks; 21 grandkids 9 great grandkids; and a host of nieces, nephews, and bonus kids.