Survivors: She leaves behind a daughter, Lauren Kaska and her husband Frank of Hurst; a son, Mark Spooner and his wife Laurie of Red Oak; 6 grandchildren, and 18 great-grandchildren.
Funeral: 10:00 AM Thursday at Calvario Funeral Chapel in Fort Worth. Interment will follow at Aurora Cemetery in Aurora. Visitation: The family will receive from 6-8:00 PM Wednesday evening at the funeral home.
Ada Belle Anderson was born near Rhome, Texas on March 22, 1929. She moved to Fort Worth after high school and, while working at Montgomery Ward, met Robert Wilfred Peel, the love of her life. The two were married in 1948 and celebrated 67 years of marriage before his death in 2016.
Ada worked in a variety of roles over the years including positions at Tandy Corporation and Pancho's Florist, but the role she loved most was being a wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother.
A committed Christian who lived her faith, over the years "Miss Ada" was the Sunday grandmother to generations of children in the churc...[more]

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ursery. She also organized countless meals through the church kitchen, provided loving care to ailing friends and relatives, and made her home a place of acceptance and compassion (and food) for everyone who came through the door.
God granted us many wonderful years with this amazing woman, and for that we will be eternally grateful. Mother was deeply loved, and she is already deeply missed.
Survivors: She leaves behind her children, Barbara Moreland and husband, Tom Bruhns, of Seattle; Elaine Bennett of Spokane; and James Peel and wife, Brenda, of Fort Worth. She was "Granny" to Chris Moreland, Tonya Parker, Brandon Peel, and Bret Peel, and to three great-grandchildren, Braelyn, Bruner, and Bryson Peel.