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Allan Albert Anderson
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Allan grew up in Tigard, Oregon, graduated high school in 1969 and went to Portland Community and Chemeketa Community Colleges. He was a volunteer fire fighter and an EMT for Aumsville and Marion County. He worked as a maintenance carpenter for Salem Keizer School District for 25 years.
He was a man of many talents. He could build and fix so many things. In2011 and 2012 he rode his bike across the country. The first summer he made it North Dakota and the weather was bad. He came home and then in 2012 finished the trip ending in Maine. He loved the outdoors and traveling. His faith was a big part of his life too.
He went into Hospice care in February of 2023. Willamette Vital Health was wonderful in helping me take care of him. We will miss him in our lives so much.
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Bill & Marsha Hastings
December 28, 2023
Bill & I have known Allan for about 10 years. We enjoyed our close friendship very much. We shared many adventures and good times with he and Jane as well as sharing in some difficult times and sad times as well. Allan was very special to us and we'll miss him but look forward to seeing him again. Romans 8:18 I consider the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory which shall be revealed in us.
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