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Charles Anderson Obituary
Anderson
April 30, 1954-
March 10, 2022
On Thursday March 10, 2022, Chuck Anderson, a loving father, grandfather, and dogfather, passed away unexpectedly at the young age of 67. Chuck was a lifelong Eureka resident who discovered a passion for baseball after joining the Sons of Italy team at Jacob Haney Ballpark.
Chuck gave back to his baseball community by volunteering his time maintaining and preparing the Jacob Haney Baseball Field. His love was not solely for baseball, but also fishing, hunting, cribbage, speeding on his motorcycle, friends, enjoying life to its fullest and most importantly, his family. If Chuck wasn't coaching or working on his house, he was 'gone fishing or hunting'.
Chuck was preceded in death by his parents J. Walter and Esther, and his siblings Bob, Joanne, and Jeanette. Chucks legacy will continue to live through his 2 children; Nikole (Jim) and Bryan (Jessica), 5 grandchildren; Jamisyn, Bryson, Jaelynn, Ayden, and Mason, sister Judy, 8 nieces and nephews, 16 great nieces and nephews, and 5 great great nieces and nephews.
In lieu of flowers a GoFundMe page has been created to fund a plaque in honor of Chuck that will be placed at the Jacob Haney Field. The GoFundMepage is called ""an honor for Chuck Anderson" by Nikole Albin"". Funds will also be donated to help reconstruct their original bleachers and building. Chuck's love of baseball will continue to live on forever in the heart of where it started.
A celebration of life will be held at the Tishnon Village Community Center at Bear River, 266 Keisner in Loleta on April 30th from 1-3pm.
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Alan and Dee
April 18, 2022
Nikole and Brian,
Please know our love and prayers are coming your way. Pudge and your dad were such longtime pals. We still laugh about our camping trip to trinity so long ago. Keep the good memories alive. Much love to you and your family.
Jeanne & Marvin Taylor
April 17, 2022
We are shocked and saddened by Chucks death, his sister Joanne was my best friend, and Chuckie had just learned to walk when I first saw him, wow, he could sure be a pain for 2 teenage girls, but we loved and spoiled him. So many memories of he and the entire family. Our love and heartfelt sympathy to Judy & family.
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