Elmer L. Andersen

When I was a teenager, the name Elmer L. Anderson was revered. Later, in the early 1970's I was delivering the US Mail out of the Como Station and realized that the Andersons lived on one of the five routes that I delivered. I am proud to say that I had the opportunity to serve this family and thank you for this memory. My condolences to the entire family.

As a former employee of HBF, I have gained a great respect for the Andersen family. My condolences to the family and may it help in knowing that others are sharing in your loss.

Dear Emily:
We met through our mutual friend Kathy DeWitt in the mid-60s when you were at Oberlin and I was at Western Reserve. Although I never had the honor of personally meeting your father, I know by what has been written about him that he was a devoted public servant whose life and good deeds touched many thousands of individuals. You are most fortunate to have had him with you on this earth for so long. May God bless his soul.
My deepest sympathy is extended to you and your family at this time of sorrow.
John Tucker
Akron, Ohio and Ashburn, Virginia

Mrs. Anderson & Family: The death of Elmer is a loss to the entire State of Minnesota, as well to his business associates, friends and family. His integrity, kindness and charitable acts will never be forgotten.

Elmer L. Andersen was one of the finest men and most capable public servants the state of Minnesota has ever had.I had the great priveledge to know him and vote for him despite being a lifelong liberal.