Obituaries

I sincerely offer my condolence for Robert H. Anderson. His dignity and preciousness of life causes much internal grief. May family and friends give you comfort. The burden of grief may seem incomprehensible at times. His loving memories will bring you strength, comfort and peace. There is “a time to weep.” (Ecclesiastes 3:4) Yet, Jesus said “Do not let your heart be troubled”. (John 14:27) Sometimes we may feel paralyzed by events such as this. Remember: God can help us to endure any and every problem you may face. He will give you the “power beyond what is normal” to go from one day to the next. (2 Corinthians 4:7) Family and friends are thinking of you during this time of loss. You left us so suddenly your thoughts unknown You left us memories we are proud to own Author Unknown

Posted by B on September 10, 2012

I was deeply saddened to hear of Bob's passing. I knew him for many years at THP and will remember his kind and cheerful manner. My deepest sympathy to the Anderson family during this sad time God Bless Mary Turner

Posted by Mary Turner on September 1, 2012

I am at a loss over the death of Bob. As a friend of the family I have known Bob and Dianne for over thirty years. I've always known Bob to be honest, sincere, hard working and a good husband and father to Richard. I shall miss him. Joe

Posted by Joe Girard on August 31, 2012

I worked with Bob at THP for many years. A kind and thoughtful man. May God's perpetual light shine on his gentle soul and his family.

Posted by Lisa johnson on August 31, 2012

Please accept my deepest sympathy for your loss. I went to South with Bob and actually saw him only once since graduation as we both went our separate ways. I remember his friendly smile and cheerful demeanor. My brother actually worked for him at Bose and always spoke highly of Bob. I shall hold him and his family in my thoughts and prayers. Very Respectfully, John R. Horan Jr. GMC(SW) USN

Posted by GMC(SW) John R. Horan Jr. USN (Ret) on August 29, 2012