Ross Anderson - Funeral and Legal Expenses
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Ross Kay Anderson, our beloved father, grandfather, and friend, passed away unexpectedly on Friday, June 7, 2019.
Ross was a devoted father, grandfather, brother, co-worker, and friend who always put family and friends before all else. His generosity and kindness were unparalleled and endeared him immediately to everyone he met. Quick to smile and laugh, his calm and warm personality was comforting to even strangers and was only matched by his quick wit and intelligence that could keep you talking and laughing for hours. Ross loved to travel, taking his family on almost yearly road trips to visit national parks, friends, and family all across the country, often culminating in reunions with his large and close-knit family in Utah. On these many trips, he and his growing family visited over 40 states and Canada, explored most of the countries’ national parks, and spent countless hours laughing and talking as the pavement flew by. He had a special place in his heart for Denmark, as his grandparents were both born there, and just last year was finally able to bring the whole family on a final trip to the country. He also enjoyed theatre and the arts and has supported UW Parkside’s Theatre Program for over 10 years. He liked watching rodeos, and horses; his passion for horses leading him to rescue three horses in need. Beyond anything else however, he loved his children and grandchildren and as their lives progressed, their passions and interests became his passions and interests. He would devote his time to learning and enjoying anything, no matter how foreign, as long as he was by their side.
The family is asking that in lieu of flowers you consider donations here. His passing was very sudden and completely unexpected. He had been the primary care giver and financial supporter of one of his children. The money will help with funeral and legal expenses to settle the estate and anything left will help support his daughter.
If you are unable to donate, consider sharing.
Ross was a devoted father, grandfather, brother, co-worker, and friend who always put family and friends before all else. His generosity and kindness were unparalleled and endeared him immediately to everyone he met. Quick to smile and laugh, his calm and warm personality was comforting to even strangers and was only matched by his quick wit and intelligence that could keep you talking and laughing for hours. Ross loved to travel, taking his family on almost yearly road trips to visit national parks, friends, and family all across the country, often culminating in reunions with his large and close-knit family in Utah. On these many trips, he and his growing family visited over 40 states and Canada, explored most of the countries’ national parks, and spent countless hours laughing and talking as the pavement flew by. He had a special place in his heart for Denmark, as his grandparents were both born there, and just last year was finally able to bring the whole family on a final trip to the country. He also enjoyed theatre and the arts and has supported UW Parkside’s Theatre Program for over 10 years. He liked watching rodeos, and horses; his passion for horses leading him to rescue three horses in need. Beyond anything else however, he loved his children and grandchildren and as their lives progressed, their passions and interests became his passions and interests. He would devote his time to learning and enjoying anything, no matter how foreign, as long as he was by their side.
The family is asking that in lieu of flowers you consider donations here. His passing was very sudden and completely unexpected. He had been the primary care giver and financial supporter of one of his children. The money will help with funeral and legal expenses to settle the estate and anything left will help support his daughter.
If you are unable to donate, consider sharing.
Organizer
Brandon Anderson
Organizer
Astoria, NY