George T. Anderson

After teaching along side George for many, many years, I can truly say that he was one of the good guys. He was kind-a gentle soul-and treated everyone with the greatest of respect. As a result, he was highly admired in the school community. May he rest in peace.

My deepest condolences to the family. I've known George since high school (1976) until his recent passing. George provided an enormous amount of support to women student athletes at Bellingham High School--his advocacy ensured that women had equal practice time on the BHS fields & track. Our paths crossed again in the late '80's--come to find out he lived down the road from my grandparents & dad. And, we crossed paths once more while watching my sons & George and Jackie's grandsons play soccer and baseball. I spent many hours in the baseball stands with George and Jackie and we always had a few laughs at each game while Jackie and I ate our pumpkin seeds. He will truly be missed.

Great guy and respected! Well deserved honor naming the Football Field after Mr. Anderson. Bill Coniaris Class of 1968 BHS.

Coach Anderson was my football coach for 69/70 and he taught me many things.

So sorry for your loss. May he rest in peace. . Mr. Anderson was a great guy! Always kind to everyone.

So sorry for your loss. Mr. Anderson was one of the kindest and fairest administrators of BHS. I had the pleasure of being under him as a student and staff. He is greatly missed.

He was such an awesome man and Football coach. May he rest in eternal peace with his wife!

I´m sorry to hear this! He was one of my favorite administrators in high school. I would always try to get him to smile and when he did it made my day! He was such a great guy.

Great guy. My football coach in 66& 67. So glad we talked a couple of months ago. He made me a better person

A great human being that helped many boys and girls at the Bellingham high school. We will never forget him. God bless his family.

What a GREAT gym teacher and human being Mr. Anderson was. May God open His arms for him and bring peace to his family and friends. (1972 BHS graduate)