With the deepest sorrow, we announce that Byron Wayne Anderson, age 37; our beloved son, brother, husband and friend passed suddenly on Monday, March 15th, 2021.
Byron was born April 1st, 1983. He grew up in Parker CO where he attended grade school through high school. He was a star baseball player and known for his comedic mischievous behaviors that we all knew and loved. Byron attended Eastern Oregon University on a baseball scholarship where he studied psychology. After his college career, Byron began his venture in sales back in CO which served in some of his greatest career achievements. Byron and his wife *** lived in Littleton, CO up until his passing. During their time spent in Littleton, Byron's heart was called to the many fishing ponds that surrounded their residency. Byron spent hours casting lines and sharing memories with so many of us. He truly believed in the friendships that were formed with a line in the water (and very rarely a fish to show for it).
Byron was proceeded in death by his paternal grandparents, Paul Anderson and Evelyn Simpson. Maternal grandparents, Don Winter and Joyce Winter. As well as Byron's father, Mike Anderson.
Byron will be missed everyday by his surviving relatives [names omitted]
Byron was born April 1st, 1983. He grew up in Parker CO where he attended grade school through high school. He was a star baseball player and known for his comedic mischievous behaviors that we all knew and loved. Byron attended Eastern Oregon University on a baseball scholarship where he studied psychology. After his college career, Byron began his venture in sales back in CO which served in some of his greatest career achievements. Byron and his wife *** lived in Littleton, CO up until his passing. During their time spent in Littleton, Byron's heart was called to the many fishing ponds that surrounded their residency. Byron spent hours casting lines and sharing memories with so many of us. He truly believed in the friendships that were formed with a line in the water (and very rarely a fish to show for it).
Byron was proceeded in death by his paternal grandparents, Paul Anderson and Evelyn Simpson. Maternal grandparents, Don Winter and Joyce Winter. As well as Byron's father, Mike Anderson.
Byron will be missed everyday by his surviving relatives [names omitted]
With the deepest sorrow, we announce that Byron Wayne Anderson, age 37; our beloved son, brother, husband and friend passed suddenly on Monday, March 15th, 2021.
Byron was born April 1st, 1983. He grew up in Parker CO where he attended grade school through high school. He was a star baseball player and known for his comedic mischievous behaviors that we all knew and loved. Byron attended Eastern Oregon University on a baseball scholarship where he studied psychology. After his college career, Byron began his venture in sales back in CO which served in some of his greatest career achievements. Byron and his wife *** lived in Littleton, CO up until his passing. During their time spent in Littleton, Byron's heart was called to the many fishing ponds that surrounded their residency. Byron spent hours casting lines and sharing memories with so many of us. He truly believed in the friendships that were formed with a line in the water (and very rarely a fish to show for it).
Byron was proceeded in death by his paternal grandparents, Paul Anderson and Evelyn Simpson. Maternal grandparents, Don Winter and Joyce Winter. As well as Byron's father, Mike Anderson.
Byron will be missed everyday by his surviving relatives [names omitted]
Byron was born April 1st, 1983. He grew up in Parker CO where he attended grade school through high school. He was a star baseball player and known for his comedic mischievous behaviors that we all knew and loved. Byron attended Eastern Oregon University on a baseball scholarship where he studied psychology. After his college career, Byron began his venture in sales back in CO which served in some of his greatest career achievements. Byron and his wife *** lived in Littleton, CO up until his passing. During their time spent in Littleton, Byron's heart was called to the many fishing ponds that surrounded their residency. Byron spent hours casting lines and sharing memories with so many of us. He truly believed in the friendships that were formed with a line in the water (and very rarely a fish to show for it).
Byron was proceeded in death by his paternal grandparents, Paul Anderson and Evelyn Simpson. Maternal grandparents, Don Winter and Joyce Winter. As well as Byron's father, Mike Anderson.
Byron will be missed everyday by his surviving relatives [names omitted]
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