Yolander Michelle Hearst Wynn Anderson, affectionately known as "Chelle"was born, on April 16, 1968, to Geraldine Hearst Wynn and the late Kenneth Wayne Wynn, in Spartanburg, SC. "Chelle" was raised in Spartanburg County and was a product of Spartanburg County schools and a 1987 graduate of Spartanburg High School. She continued her education at Virginia College and received a certification in cosmetology.

Yolander had a willing spirit and possessed the attitude of, "Whatever I can find my hands to do I'll do, wholeheartedly". While in high school, she played basketball, volley, and softball. The love and enjoyment of softball continued into her adulthood where she began playing with the "People's Choice" team. Yolander was a great player and had the ability to play multiple positions.

At an early age, "Chelle" accepted Christ and was baptized at the Zion Tabernacle Church of God in Christ. After marrying her husband, Rosco Anderson, she moved her membership to Suck Creek Baptist Church.

She was preceded in death, along with her father, by sons, Xavier J. Wynn and James L. Wynn; uncle, James Wynn; cousins, Justin "JT" Wynn, Tessa Kennedy, and Nicolas Kennedy.

"Chelle" leaves her extraordinary legacy, love and memories to her husband of thirty-three years Rosco Anderson of Roebuck, SC; mother, Geraldine (Paul) Wynn of Spartanburg, SC; daughter, Marquita "Quita" Wynn of Spartanburg, SC; sisters, Katrina Wynn and Paula Foster; brothers, Edward D. Pearson and Patrick Foster; grandchildren reared in the home, Dameria L. Rice and Dalis Z. Wynn; other grandchildren, Kaliya Headen, Mariah Wynn, Xavier Wynn, Jr.,  Serenity Robinson, Ty'Keilen Wynn, Kristarria Wynn, Kindell Bennett, Takyis Bennett, and Derek Meador;  godson,  Shondre Lynch; sister friend,  Frances "Fly" Holmes; godmother/aunt, Mother Josephine Murphy; cousin, Sandra Long; 15 nieces and nephews; and host of other relatives and friends.

On the afternoon of Friday, October 11, 2024, Yolander's beautiful life came to a close. She no longer had to endure the sufferings of this world, and she can now rest from her labor. We give thanks to God for a life well lived.