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August 31, 2009
I just came across the news last night of Mr. Anderson's passing.
I would like to offer my deepest condolences to Reed, Steven and their family. An exceptional man, David was extremely warm, kind and pretty well always smiling. I have many happy memories of spending time with the Anderson's both at Stony Lake and in Buffalo. David's impact on the art world will carry on and continue to influence many.
Nik Rishor and family, Peterborough, ON
Eileen Torre
August 28, 2009
It is with deep, deep sorrow that I read about David's passing. He was such a gentle, kind, generous and loving man and will be missed by many whose lives he touched. I thank him for sharing his knowledge, passion and love of art with everyone and anyone. Now the heavens will be blessed with his beauty.
Sam Hoyt
August 24, 2009
I would like to express my sincerest condolences to David's family and friends. He was a wonderful member of this community and his absence will be sorely felt.
Susan & Guy Kellogg
August 22, 2009
The thing about David was his transcendent love; he loved his family, his community and his art with all of his great heart.
Man and boy, he was so happy when he could share his unique vision of what had merit, and met with a knowing audience.
He left with us much, and without his singular presence, we would each have been diminished.
Irene & David Sipos
August 21, 2009
We were fortunate to have spent a lot of time with David at Camp David and Stony Lake.
David was generous and patient, especially with kids, teaching them to water ski or inviting them to take the wheel of his power boat. He had a great sense of humor, and he loved games.
David took great pleasure in small things such as slicing a crusty baguette the proper way or making endless rounds of toast.
David had a unique mind and was knowledgeable about things most people know very little about. He was non-judgmental, accepting people for who they are not what they are.
We miss David and feel lucky to have known him.
August 21, 2009
Dear Anderson Family,
We will miss Mr. Anderson's gentle ways and smiling face here at the Western New York Artificial Kidney Center. He came a long way since his first treatment with us. It was a pleasure to see him and hear his wonderful stories of his deceased wife as well as his joyful stories of his sons, and grandchildren. Also the stories of his amazing childhood and and his later accomplishments because of his talented and strong mother. We will miss seeing him get ready to go to the Saturn club on his scooter! Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
The staff of the WNY Artificial Kidney Center.
Rebekah Sipos
August 20, 2009
David,
You were the kindest, most generous man. I have the greatest memories from Camp David and Stony Lake, Stony himself, Charlie and Dickens!
I've missed you since I saw you last and will continue to do so.
Diane Bush
August 20, 2009
Sorry to hear the news. A tremendous loss for the city and area.
Ann Moeller
August 19, 2009
I was very sorry to hear about David's death, he will be missed. I will always remember Christmas Eve get togethers in his wonderful house with all the family members laughing and signing, the beautiful art work throughout the house, and pine tree boughs on the ceiling.
Michael Giambra
August 19, 2009
I would like to express my sympathy to Mr. Anderson and his family, especially Reed and Steven. Mr. Anderson was an extremely kind, generous and compassionate man and a pillar of the arts community world wide. Growing up with his sons, I had the pleasure of running wild among the various masterpieces that adorned the walls of his amazing mansion on Meadow. Think original Jim Dines, Jackson Pollack’s, you name it. It was there that I grew to admire the visual arts and it also inspired me later to pursue photography. At the time I did not understand the scope or importance of this man and his great gifts that he and his mother, Martha Jackson bestowed on the world. He supported artists, lovers of art and treated everyone with a gentle and open heart. He was truly a gentle giant in his field and one of the most patient men I have ever met. He put up with me and Reed and our friends, after all. I will never forget him surprising us one day, Reed and I were in a musical "The King and I" at Elmwood Franklin. One day he said "Get ready". "For what?” we asked. He surprised us with front row seats to see the Broadway Production of "The King and I". This is just a small example of what a gem of soul this man had. Rest in peace Mr. Anderson, we will miss you.
Sam Hoyt
August 19, 2009
I would like to express my sincerest sympathies to David's family. He was a wonderful person and a valued member of our community.
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