Amber J. Anderson, age 28 of North Branch died on Friday, May 24, 2013 at Fairview University Medical Center in Minneapolis.
Life is a story. A series of stories, strung together as moments…moments that we share with others, that later become memories. We get to choose parts of our story, while other portions are given to us, like predetermined groundwork. Amber was given a unique story, one that included challenges of disability that most of us will never struggle with, but in return, she was blessed with a patience and a peace that most of us will never learn. Her purpose on earth was to touch lives, which she did quietly and with permanence. She taught us with her soft brown eyes, gave us pause with her warm smile, and reminded us of the importance of simple happiness. She lived as we should: simply, taking notice of the warm sunshine on your skin, the lingering fragrance of flowers, the taste of your favorite food upon your tongue. She knew to live gently and with pure heart. Amber Jaye Anderson passed away on May 24, 2013 at 28 years of age.
Amber is survived by her parents, Randy and Sue Anderson of North Branch; sisters, Kelsea (Jacob) Fehlen of Osceola, WI; Karli (Dan) Ouellette of Santa Barbara, CA; brothers, Sam Andeson of River Falls, WI and Luke Anderson of River Falls, WI; nieces and nephews, Jade, Liam, Morgan and Maria; grandfather, Denzil Jackson of Fridley. She is preceded in death by her grandparents, Joan Jackson and Delmor and Ruth Anderson.
Visitation:
One hour prior to the service at funeral home on Wednesday, May 29th.
Service:
Funeral service 2 p.m. Wednesday, May 29,2013 at Grandstrand Funeral Home in North Branch.
Cemetery:
Sunrise Cemetery at Sunrise.
Life is a story. A series of stories, strung together as moments…moments that we share with others, that later become memories. We get to choose parts of our story, while other portions are given to us, like predetermined groundwork. Amber was given a unique story, one that included challenges of disability that most of us will never struggle with, but in return, she was blessed with a patience and a peace that most of us will never learn. Her purpose on earth was to touch lives, which she did quietly and with permanence. She taught us with her soft brown eyes, gave us pause with her warm smile, and reminded us of the importance of simple happiness. She lived as we should: simply, taking notice of the warm sunshine on your skin, the lingering fragrance of flowers, the taste of your favorite food upon your tongue. She knew to live gently and with pure heart. Amber Jaye Anderson passed away on May 24, 2013 at 28 years of age.
Amber is survived by her parents, Randy and Sue Anderson of North Branch; sisters, Kelsea (Jacob) Fehlen of Osceola, WI; Karli (Dan) Ouellette of Santa Barbara, CA; brothers, Sam Andeson of River Falls, WI and Luke Anderson of River Falls, WI; nieces and nephews, Jade, Liam, Morgan and Maria; grandfather, Denzil Jackson of Fridley. She is preceded in death by her grandparents, Joan Jackson and Delmor and Ruth Anderson.
Visitation:
One hour prior to the service at funeral home on Wednesday, May 29th.
Service:
Funeral service 2 p.m. Wednesday, May 29,2013 at Grandstrand Funeral Home in North Branch.
Cemetery:
Sunrise Cemetery at Sunrise.
Amber J. Anderson, age 28 of North Branch died on Friday, May 24, 2013 at Fairview University Medical Center in Minneapolis.
Life is a story. A series of stories, strung together as moments…moments that we share with others, that later become memories. We get to choose parts of our story, while other portions are given to us, like predetermined groundwork. Amber was given a unique story, one that included challenges of disability that most of us will never struggle with, but in return, she was blessed with a patience and a peace that most of us will never learn. Her purpose on earth was to touch lives, which she did quietly and with permanence. She taught us with her soft brown eyes, gave us pause with her warm smile, and reminded us of the importance of simple happiness. She lived as we should: simply, taking notice of the warm sunshine on your skin, the lingering fragrance of flowers, the taste of your favorite food upon your tongue. She knew to live gently and with pure heart. Amber Jaye Anderson passed away on May 24, 2013 at 28 years of age.
Amber is survived by her parents, Randy and Sue Anderson of North Branch; sisters, Kelsea (Jacob) Fehlen of Osceola, WI; Karli (Dan) Ouellette of Santa Barbara, CA; brothers, Sam Andeson of River Falls, WI and Luke Anderson of River Falls, WI; nieces and nephews, Jade, Liam, Morgan and Maria; grandfather, Denzil Jackson of Fridley. She is preceded in death by her grandparents, Joan Jackson and Delmor and Ruth Anderson.
Visitation:
One hour prior to the service at funeral home on Wednesday, May 29th.
Service:
Funeral service 2 p.m. Wednesday, May 29,2013 at Grandstrand Funeral Home in North Branch.
Cemetery:
Sunrise Cemetery at Sunrise.
Life is a story. A series of stories, strung together as moments…moments that we share with others, that later become memories. We get to choose parts of our story, while other portions are given to us, like predetermined groundwork. Amber was given a unique story, one that included challenges of disability that most of us will never struggle with, but in return, she was blessed with a patience and a peace that most of us will never learn. Her purpose on earth was to touch lives, which she did quietly and with permanence. She taught us with her soft brown eyes, gave us pause with her warm smile, and reminded us of the importance of simple happiness. She lived as we should: simply, taking notice of the warm sunshine on your skin, the lingering fragrance of flowers, the taste of your favorite food upon your tongue. She knew to live gently and with pure heart. Amber Jaye Anderson passed away on May 24, 2013 at 28 years of age.
Amber is survived by her parents, Randy and Sue Anderson of North Branch; sisters, Kelsea (Jacob) Fehlen of Osceola, WI; Karli (Dan) Ouellette of Santa Barbara, CA; brothers, Sam Andeson of River Falls, WI and Luke Anderson of River Falls, WI; nieces and nephews, Jade, Liam, Morgan and Maria; grandfather, Denzil Jackson of Fridley. She is preceded in death by her grandparents, Joan Jackson and Delmor and Ruth Anderson.
Visitation:
One hour prior to the service at funeral home on Wednesday, May 29th.
Service:
Funeral service 2 p.m. Wednesday, May 29,2013 at Grandstrand Funeral Home in North Branch.
Cemetery:
Sunrise Cemetery at Sunrise.
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