Anders C. Andersen

Uncle Anders has been gone almost 17 years! He is still loved, still remembered and will always be missed. This man had a fantastic smile...and as I think of him now, he is smiling in my memory. I honor him and love him very much!

Uncle Anders was such a special part of our childhood memories from Oak Ridge. I remember riding in the back of the pick-up singing, "Untold millions are still untold" over and over again - Darlene and I shampooing our hair with chicken eggs... He will be missed. My love and prayers to all the family.

Uncle Anders always had a special place in my heart...and he always will. His smile and the smile in his eyes when he looked at you is what I will remember. My love to Beth, Lynn, Paul, Chris, Scott and Sandy.

A great older brother has left us. What wonderful memories of a loving man. Our prayers to Sandy and the family.

I was so sorry to hear of Uncle Anders' passing. My best childhood memories were our summer visits to the "farm". Collecting the chicken eggs, riding on the tractors, Uncle Anders always made everything so much fun. My thoughts and prayers are with Beth, Lynn, Paul & the rest of his family.

Dear Family,

I'm sorry to hear that my cousin Anders has passed away.
I'm sending you my love, support and prayers!

God bless you all.

Love,

It was with deep regret that I read of the passing of your father, grandfather, husband, and brother. I knew Anders and his family my entire life.
It is my hope that he is at peace.

We have lost a dear oldest brother who was always there to help any way he could.
Our condolences to Sandy and each of the children and grandchildren

Our deepest sympathy, love and prayers are with you now AND in the much needed future. When I find the pictures of my five cousins at the new farmhouse in 1956 I will forward them to you to share.