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1952
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2017
Warren Anderson Obituary
Anderson
1952 - 2017
Born Sept. 17, 1952,
died of cancer
Dec. 26, 2017.
The son of the late Florence and Maynard Anderson.
Survivors include, Rosie Anderson, Ronald Anderson, Kathleen Matis, Linda VanderKinter, Roy Anderson, Glenn Anderson, Leon Anderson, Dale Anderson, Donald Anderson.
He was preceded in death by John Anderson, Dorothy Smith, and Christine Larsen.
Services to be held in Green Bay, WI.
Donations, if you wish, to favorite charity, or Pete Moore Hospice House, Eugene, OR.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
Memories and Condolences
for Warren Anderson
Pete & Cynthia Deshpande
January 8, 2018
Warren exemplified the all-around good guy who helps everybody with everything. We knew him for over 30 years as a friend, uncle to our two kids he has known since birth until his last days, and pastor who married us three decades ago. Farming was in his blood, and he helped us around our property with all sorts of outdoor projects in trade for a cold beer or wine and dinner. Warren was well read and a great conversationalist, speaking easily to university physics professors, police officer friends, or even complete strangers he was readily likeable. Warren was always up for adventure, going along for remote wilderness hikes, or helping pilot a light airplane. He was the friend who could fit in with any group and was welcomed by all.
We will miss Warren.
Larsen family
January 7, 2018
A legacy of generosity, kindness and great food. You will be missed Warren.
Our deep sympathy to those closest to his warm light.
January 6, 2018
May the God of all comfort grant you peace in this time of distress. Psalms 29:11
Kath Matis
January 6, 2018
Always celebrated holidays together. Warren took second place in Trivia games, my sister Dorothy was the best.
Now my chef on call is gone and I'll have to learn how to cook things.
He will be missed by many.
Dustie Franks
January 6, 2018
Heaven gained a kind soul, we miss you Uncle.
Kathleen (Johnson) Downs
January 4, 2018
Went through Sunday school, confirmation and high school together. Warren was always a wonderful person and a kind heart. My deepest sympathy to his family.
Carole Russell
January 4, 2018
Warren was a loving and generous man who put his friends and family first. He was very special to his sister, Kath and his niece, Dustie and to all who knew him. He always had a positive attitude and good things to say about everyone he ever met. We definitely will miss him
Cheryl (Anderson) Seals
January 3, 2018
Sending his family my prayers to the passing of Warren..Especially sending my prayers an love to Kathleen an Dustie as I know how very close you were to you brother an Uncle...May your hearts heal w wonderful memories of Warren an the Great food he fixed at gatherings...
Steve Olsen
January 2, 2018
Grown up across the fence line, I will miss you,your Sunday School classmate Steve OLsen
January 2, 2018
Grown up across the fence line,miss you Warren, Sunday School classmate Steve Olsen
Kris Sherman
December 31, 2017
Warren, thank you for being in our lives. You helped me and my family in so many ways. Giving at Christmas to unwed mothers and their children when you didn't have it to give...that got me. You had a kindness unlike any other. You knew business and kindness and continued to learn and share with others. Know you were loved and may God bless you! A once in a lifetime friend I will never forget you. Bruce, Kris, Austin and Audrey
David Smith
December 31, 2017
We'll miss you brother.
Wendy Wood
December 31, 2017
Warren we will miss your kindness, sweetness and generous nature. We have many fond memories of pot lucks, picnics and shared holidays....oh and of course our scrabble games. Love and God bless from Wendy, Jess and Bella.
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