Willie Anderson

Rest in peace Grandpa!!...love Brenda your grandaughter....daughter of Willie Mae Anderson!!

To the Anderson Family.
I met Mr. Willie 41 years ago when I visited Lubbock with my Auntie Hilda and uncle James, from Viginia. I met his wife, Nell, him and his children, and the rest of the family. Eventhough it's been so long ago, I have good memories when I met this wonderful people. May Jehova bring peace to all the family and resignation on his departure.May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

David I am so sorry for your loss...just remember something that always gets me thru...God truly puts no more on you than He knows you can bear. Stay strong and be blessed. I'm here if you need me.

May God guide and strengthen you in these dire straits. Sincerely Marcus Brown.

I am so sorry for your loss.Willie will be truly missed. I will always remember his laugh and that smile that could light up any room..

Mr. Anderson was always so friendly. When I would go to the Flea Market from time to time, he always had a smile and we would visit a while. He was such a joy to talk to and I will definately miss his cheerful attitude. God Bless, Glenn Patton

Mr. Anderson was a part of the Wheatley family because he served as our crossing guard for many years.

He would sometimes come by the school to purchase a coke at the end of the day. Mr. Anderson loved his job. He loved the children, and it showed each time you talked to him. The children and the staff loved Mr. Anderson.

We all miss "our" crossing guard.

Guys, just know you had a wonderful and blessed Father who was willing to help everyone he could and you had no doubt it came from the Heart, how blessed you all were.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.