WW2 veteran, husband of Marcia nee Brannian, father of 7, son of William Lewis Anderson and Myrtle Priscilla nee Dutcher Anderson.He was a US Navy Seabee in the Pacific theater and traveled from the Aleutian Islands to Guam, Okinawa, & possibly other places.He was on probably on Okinawa during the battle, but didn't talk much about his time in the military. After the war, he worked for a while at Peterson's Bakery in Omaha, and then, after he and his family moved to Salt Lake City in 1951, worked for a while at the Continental Bakery--they made Wonder bread. After leaving there, he worked a couple temporary jobs and then went to work at the old St. Mark's Hospital, part time, and also for the U.S. Bureau of Mines on the graveyard shift. He worked 2 jobs for several years,but quit the hospital job after his wife went to work.
WW2 veteran, husband of Marcia nee Brannian, father of 7, son of William Lewis Anderson and Myrtle Priscilla nee Dutcher Anderson.He was a US Navy Seabee in the Pacific theater and traveled from the Aleutian Islands to Guam, Okinawa, & possibly other places.He was on probably on Okinawa during the battle, but didn't talk much about his time in the military. After the war, he worked for a while at Peterson's Bakery in Omaha, and then, after he and his family moved to Salt Lake City in 1951, worked for a while at the Continental Bakery--they made Wonder bread. After leaving there, he worked a couple temporary jobs and then went to work at the old St. Mark's Hospital, part time, and also for the U.S. Bureau of Mines on the graveyard shift. He worked 2 jobs for several years,but quit the hospital job after his wife went to work.
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