Carl-Anderson-Obituary

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Carl A Anderson

Rocky Hill, Connecticut

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March 19, 2019
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Rocky Hill, Connecticut

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Brooklawn Funeral Home - Rocky Hill Obituary

Carl A Anderson, 70 of Rocky Hill passed away peacefully on Tuesday March 19, surrounded by his loving family.


Born and raised in West Hartford to the late Albin and Elsie Anderson. He graduated from Conard High and attended University of Hartford before embarking on a 36 year career at Northeast Utilities.


Carl is survived by his loving wife of 50 years, Jeannine and his three children. His son Ken and his wife Cindy, his two daughters Joy Anderson-Nowak and Amy Anderson. Along with four adoring grandchildren who affectionately called him "Buddy", Christopher and Nicole Anderson and Victoria and Andrew Nowak. Carl is also survived by his sister Barbara Horton and a special brother-in-law Phil St. Laurent. He was predeceased by his sister Dorothy Murphy.


Carl overcame many physical challenges starting with polio at age 6 and many other health issues throughout his life, but now he is at peace and pain free. He enjoyed his children's activities including swim team, scouting and drum corps. He was an avid Hartford Whaler's fan, serving as their booster Club president for several years. Most days he could be found enjoying NASCAR and hockey with his best four-legged friend and constant companion Racer. His kind and generous nature will be greatly missed by everyone.


A service will be held Saturday March 23rd at 11:00 am in Trinity Episcopal Church, 345 Main Street, Portland, followed by a Celebration. Internment will be private. For online guest book please visit www.Brooklawnfuneralhome.com

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Carl and I go back to 14 years old. He and I met Jeannine together. He was best man at my wedding. Many memories over all the years.
In recent years we grew apart and I will always regret that. He was my oldest and dearest friend. Someday I will see him again.
My love and sympathies to Jeannine, Kenny, joy and Amy.

Joy, so sorry for your loss. Thinking about you and Victoria and Andrew. Take care.

So sorry for your loss, Amy I am thinking of you .

Joanne Formica Purcaro

To Mr. Carl Anderson's wonderful family,

It was a true blessing to be able to care for Carl. He was an incredible patient and your family bond is special. I will never forget you all. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

Kristen Southwick, St. Francis ICU Nurse



As a past President of the Hartford Whaler Booster Club I join with all of our members in expressing our condolences on the passing of our dear frienfd and brother Carl.

You will be missed. The swim meets, the fireworks, the vette, and my random dropping by the house in the 80s. Lots of fond memories.

Our condolences to you Jeannine and your family .
We just learned of Carl's passing this evening.
I have so many good memories of hanging out with Carl and Bob Gatzen on Foley st during our early teenage years.

Jeanine i was sad hear of Carl passing he and you great people,i remember some great times joking with Carl back in the Whalers days

Dear Jeanine & Children,
I intended to be at Carl's service this morning, but got it in my head that it was at Trinity Church in Middletown.
Whenever I think of Carl, I think of the first summer Rocky Hill had it's Rec Swim team and how much fun it was to troop all over the state to different meets. What a joyous time that was! You are all in my prayers.