Anderson, OH – The community of Vets Helping Vets Anderson (VHVA) is deeply saddened by the passing of Doris Burdette, a cherished member who succumbed to a long and brave battle with cancer. Doris passed away this morning at 5 a.m., leaving behind a legacy of strength, kindness, and unwavering dedication to both her family and the veteran community she served so passionately.
Doris was widely known for her warm spirit and commitment to supporting veterans and their families. Her loss has left a profound void in the hearts of those who knew and loved her. The VHVA community, along with her family, is grappling with this heartbreaking news, and many have taken to social media to express their sorrow and share memories of Doris.
Sheri Wolf Autrey shared on Facebook, "She was a strong and courageous servant for the Lord. She was always there for our veterans and family. You will be missed so much, Doris! Prayers for Jimmy, her family, and all who knew and loved her."
Jesse Taylor echoed these sentiments, writing, "Doris was a special lady. Always giving. I pray for Jimmy and family."
Others, like Rod Wenig, reflected on Doris’s impact: "Doris was a wonderful lady. Prayers for Jimmy and family."
Lindalee Campbell Cleveland also shared her feelings, expressing both grief and comfort: "I’m sad for us because we will miss her so much, but oh how happy I am for Doris! Healed and whole and in the presence of Jesus!"
Doris’s passing marks the end of a challenging journey, but her memory will live on in the hearts of those who knew her. The community is coming together to support her husband, Jimmy, and the rest of the Burdette family during this difficult time. As they await further details about funeral arrangements, the VHVA community remains united in their grief and in their celebration of the life Doris lived so fully.
Cindy Rioux described Doris beautifully, stating, "A beautiful soul inside and out."
Mary Mullikin added a heartfelt prayer, "Lord be with Doris’s family as they traverse through this difficult time. Bring comfort to all of us who loved her as well. Lord, you have gained a wonderful angel. Rest in peace, my friend. Until we meet again."
Doris’s contributions to the VHVA and her unwavering support for veterans will be remembered fondly by all who had the privilege of knowing her. As the community mourns her loss, they also honor her life and the impact she made on so many.