The Des Moines Register, Des Moines, Iowa ~ 24 Apr 1998, Fri • Page 29
Dennis V. Anderson, 59, of Marshalltown, died of cancer on Wednesday at the Iowa Veteran's Home there. Services at Estel-Perrin Avey, burial in Rose Hill Memorial Garden.
Mr. Anderson was born in Marshalltown and had lived in Des Moines nine years before returning to Marshalltown. He was a retired housekeeper at Broadlawns Medical Center and an Air Force veteran.
Surviving are two sons, Mark of Marshalltown, and Gregory of St. Louis; two daughters, Teresa Hannam and Victoria Anderson, both of Marshalltown; a sister, Audrey Tucker, of St. George, Utah; and two grandchildren.
Dennis V. Anderson, 59, of Marshalltown, died of cancer on Wednesday at the Iowa Veteran's Home there. Services at Estel-Perrin Avey, burial in Rose Hill Memorial Garden.
Mr. Anderson was born in Marshalltown and had lived in Des Moines nine years before returning to Marshalltown. He was a retired housekeeper at Broadlawns Medical Center and an Air Force veteran.
Surviving are two sons, Mark of Marshalltown, and Gregory of St. Louis; two daughters, Teresa Hannam and Victoria Anderson, both of Marshalltown; a sister, Audrey Tucker, of St. George, Utah; and two grandchildren.
The Des Moines Register, Des Moines, Iowa ~ 24 Apr 1998, Fri • Page 29
Dennis V. Anderson, 59, of Marshalltown, died of cancer on Wednesday at the Iowa Veteran's Home there. Services at Estel-Perrin Avey, burial in Rose Hill Memorial Garden.
Mr. Anderson was born in Marshalltown and had lived in Des Moines nine years before returning to Marshalltown. He was a retired housekeeper at Broadlawns Medical Center and an Air Force veteran.
Surviving are two sons, Mark of Marshalltown, and Gregory of St. Louis; two daughters, Teresa Hannam and Victoria Anderson, both of Marshalltown; a sister, Audrey Tucker, of St. George, Utah; and two grandchildren.
Dennis V. Anderson, 59, of Marshalltown, died of cancer on Wednesday at the Iowa Veteran's Home there. Services at Estel-Perrin Avey, burial in Rose Hill Memorial Garden.
Mr. Anderson was born in Marshalltown and had lived in Des Moines nine years before returning to Marshalltown. He was a retired housekeeper at Broadlawns Medical Center and an Air Force veteran.
Surviving are two sons, Mark of Marshalltown, and Gregory of St. Louis; two daughters, Teresa Hannam and Victoria Anderson, both of Marshalltown; a sister, Audrey Tucker, of St. George, Utah; and two grandchildren.
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