I'M AM NEXT TO THE YOUNGEST OF HIS NIECES/NEPHEWS OUT OF THE NINE THAT HE HAD ON THE ANDERSON SIDE...HE ALWAYS HAD A GENTLE SOUL..I NEVER SAW HIM SHOW A BAD TEMPER...HE ALWAYS TOOK THINGS IN STRIDE..MY HUSBAND AND UNCLE FRED HAD SOMETHING IN COMMON: UNCLE FRED SERVED IN WWII AND MY HUSBAND IN VIETNAM AND BOTH WERE BRONZE STAR RECEIPIENTS...I WOULD CALL UNCLE FRED A COUPLE OF TIMES DURING THE YEAR ESPECIALLY ON HIS BIRTHDAY AND HE WOULD ALWAYS

I'M AM NEXT TO THE YOUNGEST OF HIS NIECES/NEPHEWS OUT OF THE NINE THAT HE HAD ON THE ANDERSON SIDE...HE ALWAYS HAD A GENTLE SOUL..I NEVER SAW HIM SHOW A BAD TEMPER...HE ALWAYS TOOK THINGS IN STRIDE..MY HUSBAND AND UNCLE FRED HAD SOMETHING IN COMMON: UNCLE FRED SERVED IN WWII AND MY HUSBAND IN VIETNAM AND BOTH WERE BRONZE STAR RECEIPIENTS...I WOULD CALL UNCLE FRED A COUPLE OF TIMES DURING THE YEAR ESPECIALLY ON HIS BIRTHDAY AND HE WOULD ALWAYS TELL ME TO TELL MY HUSBAND "HELLO"...HE WAS ALWAYS THINKING OF OTHERS..I KNOW HE LOVED HIS FAMILY! I WILL FOR SURE MISS HIM!!

One could always spot Fred standing quietly and taller than most in the crowd. With a twinkle in his eyes and a warm smile to greet you, he’d beckon you closer to pay you a kindness or share an amusing observation of his own—sometimes as parable, sometimes as simply a joke, but always to leave you happy for the encounter. Fred was more than a gentleman of the old school—he was the head master.

i will miss his gentle ways so much. truly a delight to have known this wonderful man.

To the Anderson Family, Fred always had such a warm friendly smile for everyone. He will truly be missed. With our deepest sympathy. Curtis & Mary