Jeffrey "Jeff" Jay Anderson

Was talking to God this morning about how I miss you. I have had a few dreams where I had a moment to hug you; they were special indeed. We will be going down to GA to see Sylvia and my sisters soon. We can't wait to visit with them, and I know that would make you happy too.

Dad would have been 63 on Dec 14th. We all miss you dad. I had to smile today when I thought of you as I wrote Jeff's name on a Christmas present. I thank God for sweet memories to hold us over until we see you again.

Was thinking about Jeff today - really miss his upbeat attitude! Was so sad to see him go at such a young age.

My heartfelt condolences to the family over his passing. I worked with Jeff many many years ago and he was such a wonderful soul. A great boss who had a wonderful sense of humor and genuinely just warm and caring.
I know he will be tremendously missed.
RIP Colonel Anderson.

We are so sorry to read about Jeff's passing. Our sincere condolences to his wife Sylvia, his four daughters and his brother Neil. Tim served with Jeff in 3rd Army as Army Reservists from 1999-2001 and spent many a Saturday night at his place in Cumming, Georgia on drill weekends.

With Love, Tim (RLTW) and Barb Leadbeater

My friend Jeffrey was first and for most a loving husband -dutiful and proud father. Yes indeed he served his country and was consistently involved in his community -but an even greater attribute - Jeffrey was just one of the nicest people you could ever meet. You never and I mean never would hear him talk of his remarkable accomplishments. My greatest regret is that we didn't spend more time together in the last years- yet I will cherish the time we spent at the concourse and business...

May the God of comfort and peace continue to be with family and friends to see you through this difficult time. Hosea 13:14

How can I fully express how blessed I feel to have called Jeff Anderson my father? These past few months, weeks, and days have been filled with memories, reflection, prayer, and introspection. I love and miss my father, and I am truly thankful for all of the shared condolences and memories. Even in death, he challenges me to be a better person and consider my impact in this world. Thank you Jesus for holding my heart off the ground, for your comfort to my family. I look forward to the day...