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Irons-Lewis, Anna E

Anna Eleanor Irons Lewis, 88, of Stockbridge, GA. passed away Friday, January 15, 2021 at her residence. Funeral service will be conducted 2:00 P.M. Monday, January 25, 2021 at the First Baptist Church of Kenova with Pastor Scott Byard officiating. Interment will follow in Dock’s Creek Cemetery. Eleanor was born November 6, 1932 in Kenova a daughter of the late Harry and Dorothy Smith Irons.  She graduated from Buffalo High School, Class 1950, honor graduate from Wiseman Business School and was a graduate of Marshall University receiving her BA and Masters. She was a former teacher at Prichard, Buffalo and Ceredo-Kenova. In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by a  cousin. Survivors include her beloved husband Maxwell L. “Max” Lewis; one son Michael Lewis; one daughter Myra Jeanne Beckley (Steve); two grandchildren Amanda Mader (Joseph) and Caleb Beckley and two great-grandsons Michael and Robert Mader. Friends may call one hour prior to the service Monday, January 25, 2021 at the church. Rollins Funeral Home in Kenova is assisting the family. Social distancing and mask will be required. Online condolences may be expressed at rollinsfh.com.

10 Replies to “Irons-Lewis, Anna E”

  1. Dear Max, Michael an Myra,

    I am so sorry for the pain that you bear and the loss you are facing right now with Eleanors passing. Many prayers are being sent up for you and your family. Wish I could be there but I am still recovering from COVID.

    Eleanor Hatten Terry

  2. We were so sorry to hear of Eleanors passing. She was a wonderful lady. And we will miss her. Prayers lifted for Max and family.

  3. We were so sorry to hear of Eleanors passing. She was a wonderful woman and will be missed. Sincerely , Linda and Jim Wilson

  4. Condolences and Sympathy wishes to Maxwell (Max) Lewis , Michael and Myra .
    When your heart is heavy laden
    and you’re grieving shedding tears just know God’s love is faithful and let Him calm your greatest fears and lost assuring that you will see your loved one some sweet day.
    I met Mrs Lewis when I attended Adventure and Faith Sunday School class @ FUMC , she was such a great loving passionate, quiet and kind person, I’ve enjoyed listening to her soft voice as she would pitch in when Max teaches Sunday school and Bible study classes to help him in sharing with the class prior history about their lives and home town etc. Mrs Lewis was truly an angel that God had place amongst us, and with outstretched arms He receives her back as His own . I’m sure that everyone who has come into contact with her will miss her dearly , I will miss her warm and loving hugs and her delicious desert that she would brings to our class dinners. May her soul rest in Eternal peace.

  5. I’m very sorry for your family’s loss Eleanor was a very nice lady and the family were great neighbors

  6. Dear Captain Max and family, I was so sorry to hear of Eleanors’ passing. She was always so sweet and was loved by many. Heaven gained another loved sole and I am sure they are rejoicing.

  7. Condolences and prayers for Max and family. My heart is saddened but i know that Eleanor has already been invited to join the choir.

  8. We are so sorry to lose Eleanor, or Hearts and prayers go out for Max and the entire family. May God Bless you all and our sympathy are with each and everyone of you.

    Our Love to you Max
    Sharon Dacus and Gene Hazelwood

  9. I always will be honored to have been friends with Eleanor. She and I sat beside each other in choir and I thoroughly enjoyed our friendship over the years. She will be missed by all who loved her and especially me. Maggie

  10. Max– I am so very sorry for your loss. I really enjoyed singing with you and Ms. Eleanor in the choir. She will certainly be missed. Please know that God loves you and that I will be praying that God will bring comfort and solace toy you and your family.
    In Christ’s Love,

    Bob Swygert

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