Dr. James Anderson

Praying for the family. Dr. Anderson was my doctor until retire and moved to Tenn. I thought it was wonderful he wanted to retire and spend time with his grandchildren, but I really hated to see him go. He was a wonderful caring doctor. I was bless to know him.

I always seeing each Sunday in Sunday

You are in our prayers in this time of deep sorrow. May the love of friends bring you comfort today and in the days to come!

Uncle Jim was internationally know in his research of diabetes and obesity. He is a many of faith that loves his family and helping others has been his life long passion but to me he was just my Uncle Jim. I remember as a child going to his house for Thanksgiving and he and my dad sharing childhood stories which were down right hysterical. After my parents passed away he invited Mark and I to join the annual trip to Hilton Head Beach. It was there I have my most cherished memories just he...

We're so sorry to learn of Jim's death in today's Lexington Herald Leader. We have such fond members of Gay and himself from our years at Calvary Baptist Church where Jim was a deacon and Sunday School teacher in Lexington for so many years. Our condolences are with you always and his many many friends at Calvary Baptist Church will never forget him.

Jim, Dr Anderson, was so passionate about improving people's health. His dedication to researching and educating people on living a healthy lifestyle was admirable.

Dr. Anderson touched so many lives during his career....with gratitude I grieve his death. PCM

I did not get to spend as much time with Uncle Jim as I wish I could have. But he was so great to me when I did get to see him. He is now reunited with Granddad and their parents. Go rest high on that mountain, Uncle Jim!