Robert D. Anderson

Our sympathies to all the Anderson family. Our friendship started in Boardman, Ohio in the 1950's. Our paths crossed in Florida and Oregon and Seattle. Even today when we encounter someone from the Youngstown area they will say "I remember Butch Anderson, greatest athlete ever!" We will miss seeing you and Bob together, Barb. So many years of friendship. All our love to you and family.


Issaquah, WA

Butch Anderson was one of the greatest athletes ever at Boardman High School, where his legacy is not forgotten.

Butch Anderson was the greatest all-around athlete in the history of Boardman High School
John Darnell Jr.

My deepest sympathies to everyone. Though are paths do not often cross, when I think about my childhood, thoughts of The Andersons are always at the forefront of my memories. To me, Mr. Anderson seemed bigger than life and I know that is how I will always remember him. Please take solice in knowing that, though your husband, father and grandfather has passed, his memory will live on through the people whose lives he touched along the way.

Dear Barb, We were saddened to read in the Vindy about Bob passing away. We will always have fond memories of the happy times here in Youngstown especially at Courtney's. Our deepest sympathy to you and your beautiful family. Always missing you. Love, Annette and Bill Carnie

Fond memories of our great times together. Our love to the family.

Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. I remember what a monumental man Bob was to the entire family. God Bless him. Special Love to you, Rob.

Big Rob, Todd and Skinner....We are very sorry to hear about the loss of your Dad. Our thoughts and prayers go out to your championship family. Love you all.

We will miss this sweet man's presence at Lakeridge HS events-our deepest sympathy to the entire Anderson Family.