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Herbert Sanderson

Troy, New York

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Rev. Herbert Warren Sanderson MELROSE - The Rev. Herbert Warren Sanderson, 86, of Pinewood Road died Thursday, August 3, 2017, at Samaritan Hospital. Born in Brattleboro, VT, he was son of the late Herbert W. Sanderson Sr. and Elizabeth Blanchard Sanderson and husband for 18 years of Anne...

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Herbert was a coworker and mentor at the Center for Disability Services. I fondly remember his love of family, music, and spirituality. Herbert was kind and respectful to the clients he worked with and approached life with compassion and understanding. He showed keen insight and wit in all of his interactions. Herbert will be remembered always.

My words will not be able to convey the extent of my meaningful relationship and work with Herbert as his therapy client. I am very thankful for the many gifts he shared with me during our time together - among them, hospitality, healing experiences, help for living well and wisdom for life decisions. His work with me is extended to others as I too work with therapy clients. Herbert was a Wonderful Counselor, a lovely man and clearly loved his family.

I have many fond memories of Mr Sanderson, he was always so positive, kind, humble and loving. .He had an infectious smile, a great sense of humor and always made everyone around him feel loved. I am blessed to have known him for so many years.
He will be missed by many.
My deepest condolences to his entire family and his many friends.
RIP Mr Sanderson

My sincere condolences to your family. I worked with
Dr. Sanderson at the Hoosick St. location of the former
O. D. Heck Dev. Center for many years. He was a gifted
spiritual person, with a wonderful sense of humor. He lifted
my world every time I saw him.

I have known Herb, as a colleague, since 1974. He was a kind, humble, and gentle person. Helping others was of primary importance to Herb. His wit made for fun; and conversations with him were usually interesting. The world is a better place because of people like Herb.
Martin Lyden

I worked under Dr. Sanderson's expert tutelage for several years at the state Office of People with Developmental Disabilities. I had the utmost respect and admiration for him. He was so kind, compassionate, intelligent and insightful. Yet he had a great sense of humor. My sincere condolences go to his family on the loss of a great man.