Blaine Stanley Anderson, age 95, left this mortal existence March 30, 2014.
Born January 4,1919 in La Verkin, Utah, Blaine was the oldest of five children born to Walter Herbert Anderson and Lola Pearl Button Anderson.
When he was 12, his family moved to Salt Lake City. During World War II, Blaine served as an army air force supply technician in the Western Pacific. Following the war, he returned to Salt Lake City and worked primarily in purchasing and sales.
After retirement, he lived in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.
He enjoyed reading health magazines, collecting rocks, corresponding with friends and relatives, and shopping at Walmart.
Blaine is survived by one brother (Robert) and five children: Connie, Marianne, Thomas, Rochelle, and Denise.
The family would like to thank the staff at the Idaho State Veterans Home and Encompass Home Health & Hospice for the excellent care given to Dad during the final three months of his life.
At Dadʼs request, there will be no memorial service. Dad, we love you and wish you well on your journey "To unpathed waters, undreamed
shores," (Winterʼs Tale, Act iv, Scene 4).
Blaine Stanley Anderson, age 95, left this mortal existence March 30, 2014.
Born January 4,1919 in La Verkin, Utah, Blaine was the oldest of five children born to Walter Herbert Anderson and Lola Pearl Button Anderson.
When he was 12, his family moved to Salt Lake City. During World War II, Blaine served as an army air force supply technician in the Western Pacific. Following the war, he returned to Salt Lake City and worked primarily in purchasing and sales.
After retirement, he lived in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.
He enjoyed reading health magazines, collecting rocks, corresponding with friends and relatives, and shopping at Walmart.
Blaine is survived by one brother (Robert) and five children: Connie, Marianne, Thomas, Rochelle, and Denise.
The family would like to thank the staff at the Idaho State Veterans Home and Encompass Home Health & Hospice for the excellent care given to Dad during the final three months of his life.
At Dadʼs request, there will be no memorial service. Dad, we love you and wish you well on your journey "To unpathed waters, undreamed
shores," (Winterʼs Tale, Act iv, Scene 4).
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