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Gary Glenn Anderson

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9380 West Peoria Avenue

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Gary Anderson Obituary

Gary Glenn Anderson, 67, of Paulden, Arizona, passed away on March 1, 2006., Memorial Service Saturday March 18, 2006 at 11:00 am at Best Funeral Services, 9380 W. Peoria Ave., Peoria.

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Published by The Arizona Republic on Mar. 16, 2006.

Memories and Condolences
for Gary Anderson

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30 Entries

Terry Anderson

December 31, 2014

Still on my mind...

Douglas Anderson

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Terry

February 7, 2009

You are missed. It doesn't get any easier.

Terry

May 25, 2006

Missed you on my birthday, but I know you were with your granddaughter as she graduated that same day. I know you are very proud of her.

Susie Darr

April 25, 2006

Gary, Not a day goes by that I don't think of you. The things we did as children. How you teased me relentlessly, and how I always told mother on you. I miss you, and will always carry you in my heart. Your loving sister, Susie.

April 9, 2006

Gary,

Thanks for being our friend. We'll miss you until until energy turns into matter again. Thanks for being there.

Love

Jud & Gary

S Parks

April 3, 2006

Happy Birthday Daddy! I hope you are having a good one with grandma and grandpa! Love you!

Robert Lyden

April 3, 2006

A kind good man,who will always be in my prayers.I'll never forget your kindness. Your friend BoB.

T Anderson

April 3, 2006

Happy Birthday, Sweetheart. I will think of you all day. I think your Grandpa is glad to have you with him on this birthday. Love, Terry

Lee & Marion Jenkins

March 31, 2006

Dear Gary, March 30, 2006

Yesterday we saw your rainbow looking down on us. Thanks. We will always remember our visits with you and Terry at Berlin, MA. Thanks for saying a kind word to us about our son, Steven. Thanks for making our lives richer. Love. Uncle Lee and Aunt Marion.

Linda Sobek

March 30, 2006

We call "Don't leave!", we want to weave
More time and tales with you..
It's much too soon, to climb the moon,
To glimpse the rainbow's hue.

But go you must, and we must trust
That paths again we'll share.
Go well, my friend, to Rainbow's End
Peace be with you there.

Ippei Suzuki

March 29, 2006

Gary,

You were the very few who understood Japanese corporate culture completely, and shed great light to all who struggled to build the synergy between the mix.

I often remember your kind advise, that helped my motivation going on. I will miss you greatly.

Ippei

Company Christmas party

March 29, 2006

Fishing...

March 29, 2006

Yasuhiro Shima

March 28, 2006

I feel this obituary very sad. I cannot forget your kindness in HICAM Boston.

Toshi Kurakake

March 27, 2006

I've heard the sad news from Kaz. You often taught me many slangs & idioms, and I remember most of them. You weren't grumpy as you said yourself. Because I really miss you.

V Williams

March 26, 2006

Hey Gary! It's the journey that counts. Thanks for the ride! See you on the other side and may God keep you in the palm of this hand. Love 'n Hugs, Val

Bob & Sharon Crawford

March 26, 2006

As we head for Bangor we think of Gary. "There's only three houses between here and there" (80 Miles)he would say when he came to visit. He did love to joke! "Did you hear about the man from Maine?" was what we'd hear often! We will miss that. His laugh, jokes, thoughtfulness, and friendship will always be with us! Thanks Gary for all the great times we shared! We will miss you!

We are thinking about you Terry!

Kaz Masamoto

March 26, 2006

Last week I was flying over Arizona. It reminded me the days I worked with Gary. Then, a little later I received a sad message. I am sad to think he is not there.

Gary was a great advisor to me, he helped me whenever I was in a difficult situation. Gary, I miss you.

Linda Peters

March 25, 2006

Over the mountains in a red jeep to a new place. Miss you

Hank Watters

March 24, 2006

Gary taught us how to get things done under pressure and maintain a sense of humor about it. He was the "Marlboro Man" with a bunny under his arm. I still see him clearly: tall, self assured, wise and yet humble, hysterically funny, and so amazingly tender and kind around animals. Wherever you are now, sir, they're damn lucky to have you. Happy trails... and deep respect.

Patricia Desmond

March 23, 2006

It's not possible! Gary not raising rabbits and laughing (make that guffawing) at some dumb stunt I pulled? Can't be. As I sit here looking at my fabulous purple dice that you made Terry -- I think of all the smiles Gary gave us. I don't know how he did it, but he sure made me laugh at myself without any sting.

I will not soon forget his kindnesses to me. I can still remember my first meeting with him -- lots of people and lots to do. He was the one to thank me for my work. And that was about 15 years ago. He casts a long shadow.

I am sad to think he's not here, but I am so very grateful I had the privilege to know, work, and laugh with him.

Be well Terry.

Patricia

Jason & Christine MacDonald

March 23, 2006

Christine and I were very fortunate to have met and spent time with Gary. Right away it became obvious to me that he was a kind, generous and wise person. Being around him and seeing his value for life, friends and family made me a better person. It was a pleasure knowing Gary and we will miss him.

Jim McGrath

March 23, 2006

I'm going to miss you, old friend.

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Sherri Parks

March 20, 2006

You were the best dad and I will miss you! Love, Sherri

T Anderson

March 20, 2006

You taught me how to live with honor.

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