Philip Anderson

I'm just now learning about Phil's passing. We were pledge brothers in the 1959 Phi Kappa Psi class where our friendship formed. We've had random contacts over the years. I enjoyed using his amateur radio products and even participated in one of his Kantronics product developments. Rest in peace brother and may God bless his family.

I am very sorry to learn of Phil's passing. I remember Phil as an instructor at KU in the 1980's when I was a student and always admired his diplomatic demeanor combined with his rich professional and entrepreneurial experience at Kantronics (then located off of 23rd street). I was fortunate to subsequently serve with Phil on numerous advisory boards at KU including the KU EECS Advisory Board when I was humbled to succeed Phil´s exemplary leadership as Chair of the Board. Phil is a...

Pat and family you have my thoughts and prayers. Will always remember Phil and Bud sharing the same birth date. Also remember the special times at Trinity Episcopal.

We are so sorry for your loss.

Phil also inspired many with Kantronics. i remember getting the occasional tour over the years. A real electronics factory right there in Lawrence. Assembly lines, engineering, inventory and known world wide. So much more than a list of technical achievements, it was having the vision and then making it real. That was the inspiration.

I send my deep sympathy to Phil's family. Phil was a fabulous individual who stems from an equally fabulous family. God bless each and every one of you in this time of bereavement.

Sending love to the Anderson family--especially to you, Kenny, we are keeping you all in our prayers.