Kerry Gowan Anderson

Dear Grandma Dee and the rest,
Grandpa Kerry taught me many things. Boat right of way, for instance (though why I needed to know it was unfathomable). How to tell cedar apart from other types of wood by the age of 6- just by weight and smell. But he also taught me a love for singing, family and God. Though he will be greatly missed by all of us, we know we will see him again!!! Now, may we get through these next weeks and months together.

Dear Anderson Family,
We are thinking of you all and our prayers of comfort and peace are with you. He was a kind and gentle man and I have fond memories visiting your house growing up with our pack of friends from German class- he was always welcoming.
Our deepest sympathy,

Heidi (Greider)and Scott Thomassen

To the family of Kerry Anderson, Please accept Jeanne's and my sympathy for the loss of Kerry. I worked with him for many years at Crown Zellerbach and considered him a friend. Our prayer is that God's comfort will be on you at this time,
Sincerely, Jerry Heine

Mrs. Anderson, Kristie, Marcie and Brad,

My condolence for your loss.

After spending many years away from Seattle in the military, I returned to live in my parents' old house on 37th Ave one block south of the Anderson's in 1999. It was always neat to see Mr. And Mrs. Anderson walking in the neighborhood as it brought back such great memories of growing up on 37th with the gang of Stuart, Brad and myself.

I'm sure your husband and dad will be missed by many. Again, my...

Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this time. Your Dad was such a positive force in my life as a youngster...just watching him and your Mom and the love they shared and how much he loved his kids...it was always such a joy to spend time at your house as a youngster!!! (which was alot) Whether making our infamous Bousch de Noel in your kitchen or playing on the swingset bar in the backyard if Mr. Anderson was around at the time he always had a kind word and a...