Mrs. Faye Anderson 82 of Livingston passed away at the Livingston Regional Hospital on February 16th 2026. Faye was a sweet lady who loved her family and friends fiercely.

Funeral services will be held on Tuesday February 24th at 2 pm from the chapel of Speck Funeral Home. The family will welcome friends to visit and share on Monday from 5 until 8 pm and again on Tuesday from 12 until time of the service. Burial will be at Overton Memorial Gardens. Brother Jerimiah Sells will officiate the services. Pallbearers that are honored to serve Faye include Mathew Parresol, Jeremy Ayers, Brent Linder, Mathew Harvey, Cody Gore, Jeff Ayers, and Mark Smith. Honorary pallbearers will be nieces and nephews.

Faye Anderson is survived by her daughters Alisa Eldridge (Jeff Gilpatrick) and Rhonda Roberts Parresol (Dave), her grandchildren Aleia Conner (Jared), Braydon Eldridge, Ivy Tuck, Skyler Tuck, and Mathew Parresol. great grandchildren Raleigh and Knox Conner, her beloved sister Brenda Buck (Jack), sister-in-law Opal Ayers, special brother Allen (Faye) Shelton, petted niece and nephew Wendy (Brent) Linder & Jeremy Ayers who Faye practically raised. She is also survived by a host of other family members. 

Faye is preceded in death by her parents Mitchell and Bessie Fisk Ayers, her husbands Norman (Jughead) Scott and Donald George, son in law Allen Roberts, siblings Reba Thompson, George Ayers, Elmer Ayers, Francis Boles, Harold Ayers and David Ayers. She was also preceded in death by a special aunt Alyce Fisk (her angel) and Uncle Milton Ayers along with several nieces and nephews.

It is really difficult to sum up Faye's life in just a few sentences as we could talk about her amazing cooking skills (and teaching those skills to others) with her country cooked meals, her fondness of gardening, her incredible gift of storytelling that would keep everyone's attention, or her gift of smiling and comforting those who needed a lift in spirit, But with Faye it comes down to love. Faye did what she did because she loved people. She loved her family with passion and loved her friends like they were family. You didn't have to do anything special to earn Faye's love. She loved because that was her way of living life and living life abundantly. Faye was baptized at an early age into the Church of Christ and lived out her faith by loving others. Faye will be missed by so many, but we can take comfort in knowing she is at rest in Heaven with the one who loved her first.