Arden Andrew Anderson

May God's loving kindness and comfort help you and your family through this very sad time Psalms 29:11

I am so sorry for the loss of your dear loved. I hope that you may be comforted by fond memories and the love of your family and friends. (Jeremiah 29:11)

May God's loving kindness and comfort help you and your family through this very sad time Psalms 29:11

My condolences to the family. Continue to rely on God during this difficult time and know that he hears your prayers: Isaiah 59:1

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Sincere condolences to the family. May Arden Rest In Peace and God Speed.

Arden was always such fun.
He was a keeper!
We miss him in Abbeville and Lafayette.
God rest his soul.

Our heartfelt condolences and prayers of peace. Czeck family

Amazing person and legacy! A real celebration of a life well lived.

Sending our love to you and your family. May God grant you peace during this time. You all are in our thoughts and prayers. Much love.

Our condolences to the Anderson family! Such a wonderful and caring person, Arden put others first... always smiling, happy and living life to the fullest! So willing to lend a helping hand to all and eager and ready for a challenge on the tennis court! God Bless you Arden! You will sorely be missed by all of us!

Arden Anderson was a force of nature. He met my father in Egypt when they were both young and adventurous geologists working for Sahara Oil Company in 1955. He has been a close and faithful friend to my parents ever since. What a life! He traveled the world. He made millions, lost millions and made a fortune again. He had a zest for life that was unmatched. Oilman, pilot, tennis player, classical music aficionado, traveler of the world, family man, and dear friend to all who knew him.
He is a testament to strength of character and I will always be inspired by his life. After a long and happy marriage, he lost his wife, Kay, to cancer. He then decided to move from Pensacola, Florida to Lafayette, Louisiana where he immediately made many friends.
Arden had a poem posted in his kitchen. My mom and I jokingly told him that it was corny. But this was not a poem to Arden, it was the way he lived his life fearlessly and full tilt for 89 years.
Ride a wild horse against the sky hold tight to his wings before you die whatever else you leave undone once ride a wild horse into the sun.

Arden Anderson was a force of nature. He met my father in Egypt when they were both young, handsome, and adventurous geologists working for Sahara Oil Company in 1955. He has been a close and faithful friend to my parents ever since. What a life! He traveled the world. He made millions, lost millions and made a fortune again. He had a zest for life that was unmatched. Oilman, pilot, tennis player, classical music aficionado, traveler of the world, family man, and dear friend to all who knew him.
He is a testament to strength of character and I will always be inspired by his life. After a long and happy marriage, he lost his wife, Kay, to cancer. He then decided to move from Pensacola, Florida to Lafayette, Louisiana where he immediately made many friends.
Arden had a poem posted in his kitchen. My mom and I jokingly told him that it was corny. But this was not a poem to Arden, it was the way he lived his life fearlessly and full tilt for 89 years.
Ride a wild horse against the sky hold tight to his wings before you die whatever else you leave undone once ride a wild horse into the sun.