Birth date: Mar 18, 1953 Death date: Jul 22, 2008
George Anna Younger Durrett passed away on Tuesday, July 22, 2008 at the age of 55. Beloved mother of Russell and Brian Durrett. Daughter of the late John Emma DeMoss Younger and John Edward Younger. Sister of Peggy Tidwell, John Read Obituary
I have to believe that no one will see this, but I just did not know about George Anna. I moved away from BTR in 1998 and came back two years after her death. I went a couple years of high school with George Anna and always carried fond memories of how very special she was. I remember her house and family across the river, and the difficulty of her getting to BRHS each and every day. I miss her. Grady Taylor
To the family: We were very sorry to hear about your sudden loss. If there is anything you need, please do not hesitate to contact us. You are all in our thoughts and prayers.
The Clark Family
We send our condolences and deepest sympathy to all of you. Your mother was special to us and we respected her love of teaching and the love she had for the two of you and life itself.
George was a special friend. She loved teaching and wanted to reach out and help people. We shared the love of art and poetry. She helped me get my job as art teacher. I enjoyed helpingwith the end of the year art show for the school. I can still rmember her smiling face when she told me thank you for helping with the show. She said, "Things are looking up." I will be looking up to heaven and know she is in a wonderful place. Whe loved to explore and see new things in life. I can just see her now if she could give us a report on what she is experiencing and seeing right now. She would say, "Its wonderful up here, I wish you could see what I see it's awesome." She will truely be missed by many friends and students who she made a difference in their lives. God Bless your friend, Brigitte
To Russell and Brian Duret, I am sorry to hear of George's passing on. It was wonderful to have met such a uniquely beautiful person as her. If you guys ever need anything, please don't hesitate to ask. You are in my thoughts.
We will miss George at school she always had a funny story or tidbit to share. She spoke highly of her boys. Sixth Grade will not be the same without her. With our Deepest Sympathies. Darren and Tobie Williams
I loved Ms Durrett. She was my 6th grade teacher, and she taught me that nothing was impossible to solve if you knew how to look at a situation in different angles. She was a great teacher and it is hard to believe that such a beautiful and compassionate woman has left us all heart-broken.
George, I'm going to miss you this coming year. I really got to know you at the end of the year due to a student that we had a mutual interest in. You were so concerned about the child and myself. We shared many cups of coffee and laughter. You always had your students' best interests at heart! I'm blessed God gave me the opportunity to really get to know you. You will be sorely missed.
Brian and Russell, I am so sorry to hear of the lost of your Mom, George. She was a great teacher, Mom and friend. She always went that extra mile for her students and was supportive of the admistration at TMS. She could always be depended on to bring laugher to even the most difficult situation. She spoke of her boys often and was very proud of you. She may be gone from this earth, but she will live on in your hearts forever. God bless you Donna Kavanaugh
To the family of Ms. Durrett: We are so sorry to hear about your loss. Your mother was a great influence in my life and I have very fond memories of her as my sixth grade teacher. She was a remarkable woman of experience and had the patience of a saint. Her loss will be felt by everyone who ever entered the doors of TMS. Our prayers are with you and please know that she is with her Heavenly Father at peace.
