Allistaire Kieron Anderson

Allistaire Kieron Anderson lived six tumultuous, bright, brutal, giddy years. She was born on March 6, 2010, and was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia when she was only 21-months old; her battle required over 500 inpatient days at Seattle Children's Hospital and nearly 3 years of separation from home and family. She endured a great deal including two bone marrow transplants. Yet, Allistaire's life was also one of joy and abundance. She was a girl who loved to dance, laugh, color, play all sorts of imaginative games and who drew people to herself with her delight, her strength and tenacity. Her life helped push forward cancer research and clinical care. Allistaire passed away as a result of cancer on April 30, 2016 and will be immensely missed by her big sister, Solveig, and parents, Jai and Sten Anderson of Bozeman, along with her grandparents JoMarie and Lowell Anderson and extended family. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, June 11th. For details on how to honor Allistaire's life, learn more about her story and about the memorial service, go to www.conglomerationofjoy.com.