Ernest Rudolph 'Rudy'
Anders Jr., M.D.
Ernest Rudolph "Rudy" Anders
Jr., M.D. 61, formerly of
Galveston and Santa Fe, Texas,
passed away in Carrollton,
Texas Thursday July 10,1997.
Services will be held at Malloy
.& Son Funeral Home in Galveston,;
Texas, Monday July 14,
^9^<8fclQ:00 a.m. with Pastor
.•Davi'd Hob officiating.
:v Burial will follow services at
vGalyestpn Memorial Park in
Hitehcock, Texas.
Visitation will be held at
Malloy & Son Funeral Home
Sunday July 13,; 1997 for
friends from 5:00 p.^L until 8:00
p.m. i " V-.'r' 'i '.,'''. '•'
Rudy was born in Galveston,
Texas, June 29,1936.
He Graduated from Ball High
School in 1954, Texas Lutheran
University in 1959 then the
University of Texas Medical
Branch in 1963 receiving his
M.D.
He served in the U.S. Navy
from 1964 to 1966. _
Dr. Anders practiced medicine
in Santa Fe, Texas, for 21
years then retired to Carrollton,
Texas.
Rudy was of the Lutheran
Faith and a member of American
Medical Assn., and the
Texas Medical Assn.
Dr. Anders served as President
of MHMR in Galveston
County.
He served on the staff at the
former Galveston County Hospital
in Texas City, Texas.
Survived by his wife, Isabel
Ann Tulloch Anders of Carrollton,
Texas; daughters, Keri.
Anders Mireault and husband
Greg of Fosston, MN;-Yield Anders
Braches and husband
Robert of Piano, Texas; and Lori
Anders Bartz and husband
Bradley of Keller, Texas; a son,
Ernest Rudolph Anders in and
wife Sue of Scottsdale, Arizona;
sisters, Elaine Anders Nelson
and husband Jack of Reno,
Nevada and Frances Ander
Lauzon and husband Leo of
Galveston, Texas; grandchildren
Aaron Taylor Mireault, Alex Anders
Mireault, Amy Lynne
Mireault, Kaitiyn Rose Anders,
Caroline Anne Anders, Nicholas
Rudolph Braches, Douglas Anders
Braches, Bryan Edward
Bartz and Allyson Anne Bartz.
Pallbearers will be Greg
Mireault, Robert Braches
Bradley Bartz and nephews
George Leo Lauzon Jr., Edward
Walsh Jr., and Kevin Walsh Jr.
Memorials may be made to
Texas Lutheran University in
Seguin, Texas
Malloy & Son Funeral Home.