Lila Anderson

Our deep condolences to the Anderson family, as this is sad news for all who knew her.

To me she was Mrs. Anderson, my friend's mother, and during my youth in Williamstown I spent many a day and night visiting their house. I joined them on camping trips and visits to relatives in Latham and Elizabethown. She was kind, supportive, funny, and to many of us, the perfect nice mother. Keith and I were at times mischievous, but I never saw her get mad! (Then again, I wasn't involved...

Mon, will miss the many laughs that you and I shared, whether at the dinner table in williamstown, at a bench at some campground during annual get togethers.People need validation by elders, and that was one of the roles you fulfilled for me.

Mom,

I will miss your humor, care and warm smile, but your influence how you embraced people for who they are I will carry with me and try to exemplify through the rest of my life.

Love,

Jill

I am so sad to hear of Lila's passing. she will always remain alive to me in memories of the Twinges class at the YMCA and our monthly gatherings including one at her lovely home with Bill teaching bocce to some of us who didn't know how to play :)
prayers for those who are now grieving. may the memories bring you some comfort. she was an amazing, loving woman.

So sorry for your loss. I have so many fond memories of the time I spent at the house on Water Street. Your family will always hold a special place in my heart. My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this very difficult time. Jill, I would love to be in contact with you. Donna

Mom, I will miss you every day. Thank you for teaching me by your example to have courage, to get up when life knocks me down, to devote myself to the people I care about, to stand up for what I believe in and to never let someone else define me. Thank you for always putting family first.