Stanley Anderson

LaRae,
Just wanted to pass on my love to you and your family. I have found memories of Stan as well as you. All my love and dear memories.

Aunt LaRae and cousins,
Very sorry for your loss. I wish I could have been able to make it out for the funeral. Stan was a great guy and I always enjoyed visiting the Andersons. I love and miss you all.

Dear LaRae and family,
I am so sorry for your loss. From Grandma Gloria and you being best friends at Litton to your, _finally_, getting Dave and my mom to meet I couldn't have asked for entry into a better family! Friends are the family we choose and I'm so glad to have all of you as both! Stan's generosity and pride in all of his children are apparent in my memories and in that which he's imparted to each of you! Take care and much love, Amber, Larry and Gloria Rose

LaRae & Family... growing up in Helper wasn't easy. Stanley Anderson made it a little easier for me. He had a paper route and I sold papers on Hel[per main street. I was the youngest of the "paper boys" and got roughed up by the older boys. Stanley was always there provide a voice, "to leave the little guys alone". He and my sister Charmaine were friends.

I was going to say God Bless Stanley, but I don't think that is necessary--- I'm sure he will.
Jack Hill

What a wonderful man! While his step began to slow a bit in the last few years, his heart and mind always seemed to be racing. I'm grateful for the wisdom he taught and for his example of dedication to the Lord and his wife and family. No question he continues anxiously engaged. What a blessing to us all.

Our prayers for comfort go to this wonderful family who were blessed to have such a great man for a husband and father. Christie is such a tribute to her dad.

We pray for the comfort of the Holy Spirit to be with each of you. Our love,

Dear Anderson Family,
I didn't know your husband and father, but I do know Shanna, Christie, Bobbie, and some of the grandchildren. If they are any reflection of their dad and grandpa, he was truly a great man! You're in my thoughts and prayers. May your wonderful memories give you comfort at this difficult time.

Sister Anderson and Family. When our family moved into the Hunter 3rd Ward, Bishop Anderson made it a point to take my son Tony under his wings. They were Home Teachers together for 2 years and during those years I watched my son blossom. Thank you Bishop. You will be greatly missed.

Brent,
My heart is aching for you having to accept that your father has passed away. My thoughts, prayers and heart are extended to your family and you in comfort to let you know I'm here for you and to let you know how sorry I am to hear of your loss. Remember the found memories, keep them close to your heart.

Shanna, My love and prayers go out to you. It will be a difficult time for you and your family. But know that you will be able to see him again, because of the belief that we share The Plan of Salvation and the Gospel of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Love, Janine (Kirby) Nichols

Christie, Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Please give our condolences to your mother and all of your family. Marge & Irwin Farbman (Newtown Square, PA)

Dear LaRae and family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. Stan was a good man and a very good bishop. We will not be able to attend the viewing or funeral.
But please know of our love.
Carl & Diane Andra

Sister Anderson and family-

Oh how we loved your dad, he welcomed us into the hunter 3rd ward with open arms and heart. We watched and learned from his example of how to treat people and love the Lord. We heard him ask more than once what would the Savior do?

My thoughts and prayers are with his family.

Dear Randy and Family, I am so sorry to hear of your Dad's Passing. I will miss seeing your Dad on Sunday's after a BIG UTAH win. He was always proud to display his UTE pride! It was a pleasure and a privilege to know your Dad over these past years he has live in the neighborhood! Best wishes, Dave & Diane Breisch

I only met Mr. Anderson one time...but I came to know better thru my good friend Christie his daughter! She had great respect and love for her daddy so so do I. RIP Mr. Anderson. Ruth Patterson

I knew Stan at Kennecott, where we all recognized his wonderful sense of loyalty to friends, company and church. When he retired after 41 years, it was a sad day for us. May his family find peace in the knowledge that his life was one of honor. I am certain he is hearing the words "Well done, thou good and faithful servant."

We already miss you so much, Dad.

What a great man. He loved my parents and the who;e family. Bishop Anderson will be missed dearly. He always had a smile. To the family, may you find peace....Lindsay Campbell