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KYLE ANDERSON Obituary
Formerly of Cornwall, NY
Kyle T. Anderson passed away on Thursday, July 29, 2010, at home with his mom, dad, and brother by his side in Bristol, VT. He was 16.
The son of Mary Louise (Antona) Anderson and Peter S. Anderson, he was born October 18, 1993, at DePaul Hospital in Norfolk, VA.
Kyle attended Lee Road Elementary and Cornwall Middle school until he and his family moved to Vermont where he completed 10th grade at Mount Abraham in Bristol, VT.
Kyle went home to the Lord on Thursday morning, July 29, 2010, after a very long year of pain and suffering from osteosarcoma, a very rare bone cancer found primarily in 15 year old boys. The two years prior to this, Kyle enjoyed living in Vermont where he thrived in the outdoors skiing at his favorite place, Sugar Bush, in Warren, VT, and then in the spring and summer found his love for downhill biking. He was working at Sugar Bush as a biking coach.
Survivors include his parents, Mary Louise (Antona) Anderson and Peter S. Anderson; his brother, Christopher; grandparents: Joseph and Margaret Antona from Washingtonville, and Nils Anderson of Hawaii; Aunt Theresa and cousins, Craig and Lesley Cowton; Uncle Joe and cousins: Lacole, Elizabeth, Joseph and Natasha; Uncle John, Uncle Mike and cousin, Michael, all of Washingtonville; Aunt Pam, Uncle Bob and cousins: Daniel, Kelly and Lauren of Virginia Beach, VA; Uncle Bob, Aunt Jill and cousins: Kraig, Kristin and Katey of Edinburgh, NY. He was predeceased by his grandmother, Barbara Camillone.
Cremation took place at Adirondack-Burlington Cremation, with services by Stephen C. Gregory & Son.
Memorial Services will be held at Grace Community Church, Route 94, Washingtonville, on Friday, August 13, at 3 p.m. Please call 845-496-4372 for more information.
A memorial service was held on Sunday, August 1, at Sugar Bush Resort in Vermont, for family and friends after the Gravity East Series downhill race, which his brother, Chris, raced in. It was dedicated to Kyle. Visit http://www.sugarbush.com/uploadedfiles/2008_ files/stokeexchange/stoke-exchange-072910.pd f to read a tribute to Kyle.
In lieu of flowers, contributions in Kyle's name may be made to The Gerson Institute; www.gerson.org and Sea Shepherd; www.seashepherd.org.
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Pam, Bob, Daniel, Kelly and Lauren Barnum
August 17, 2010
Peter, Mary and Chris, We continue to pray for your family. Please know we are all here for you whenever you need a shoulder. Kyle will truly be missed and until we meet again he will be embraced by the loving arms of our Lord.
Kellie O'Connor-Lynch
August 8, 2010
Our prayers and deepest sympathy are with you.
Lesa/Michael,II Antona
August 8, 2010
No bond is as great as that between a parent and child. Our deepest condolences are with you as you grieve.
ANN CONWAY
August 8, 2010
Mary, Peter and Chris I am sorry sorry for your loss. My prayers are with you during this very difficult time. Ann Conway
Geri and Mike Pierri
August 7, 2010
Mary ,Pete and family, We are so sorry to hear the loss of your son Kyle.May the power of prayer keep you strong thru this difficult time. Our deepest Sympathy, Geri and Mike Pierri ( Hastings)
Rich Passaro
August 7, 2010
Peter & Mary, I cannot even begin to express how sorry I am for the loss of your son. My wife and I know firsthand what it's like to lose a child, and it leaves a huge void in your heart, like nothing anyone who hasn't experienced it would understand. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
beverly cannelli
August 6, 2010
im sending my prays for your family, i am a lunchroom monitoe at lee road school,kyle was a wonderfull young boy full with love and kindness, he will be missed by all, so sorry for yuor lost.
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