Allan "Bud" Anderson

Dear Lynette and family:

I just found out today about the loss of the your brother, Bud. I want to express my deepest sympathy. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Dianne & family. My sincerest sympathy goes out to you, Pam & Lynette & families at the loss of your brother. I'm remembering the slumber parties we had at your house & at the time Bud was just the 'pesky little brother' as my brother was when we had them at my house. I had not seen Bud in many years, but my sympathies go out to his family also.
You will all be in my thoughts & prayers now & in the days ahead.
Call me Dianne when you get a chance.

I also remember all of the neighborhood activities that occured around Bud's home on Palmer Ave.
He was a childhood playmate of my brother Bill. Bud's siblings have also played some kind of role in the life of our family over the year's.
My condolence's to his family.

Diane,Pam,Lynette& Bud's family.
I have fond memmories of Bud growing up on Palmer street. We always had a good time playing together as kids. The baseball games in the street and all the other fun things neighborhood kids do together. I am so sorry for your loss.
I haven't seen Bud since high school.Reading his life story tells me what a wonderfull person he was. He was always a great kid. In fact he was the first boy I ever kissed. I think we were 11 years old.
My...

WHILE WE DON'T KNOW THE PERFECT WORDS TO SAY, WE WANT YOU TO KNOW HOW VERY SORRY WE ARE TO HEAR OF YOU LOSS. BUD WAS MY BROTHERS BEST FRIEND AND HIS FAMILY WAS ONE OF OUR BEST NEIBORS. OUR WARMEST THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOUR FAMILY LEE AND DIANE