OGDEN- Our beloved son, Patrick A. Anderson went home to his Heavenly Father on May 3, 1994. He was 43. Pat was born in Red Lodge, Mt., on August 25, 1950. He was a baseball player of great potential. He made the all-star team every year he played until he was critically injured in April of 1966.
After his injury, his love for baseball changed to a love for bowling. He will be missed by all his friends at Avitar, a program for head trauma victims, whose staff and clients provided care and friendship for many years.
His strong spirit of perserverance, his humor, his enthusiasm, his friendship and his love will be sadly missed in the lives of those who loved him dearly, including his parents, Lowell and Betty Anderson of Tremonton, Ut.; his brothers and sisters: Mike Anderson, Red Oak, Iowa; Kathy Forsgren, Perry, Ut.; Vern Anderson, Rock Springs, Wy.; and Lorn Temple, Payson, AZ; grandparents Ike and Rita Anderson, Bear River City.
Services for our beloved son and brother were held on Saturday, May 7, at Petersen Funeral Chapel.
Published: Tremonton Leader/Garland Times
After his injury, his love for baseball changed to a love for bowling. He will be missed by all his friends at Avitar, a program for head trauma victims, whose staff and clients provided care and friendship for many years.
His strong spirit of perserverance, his humor, his enthusiasm, his friendship and his love will be sadly missed in the lives of those who loved him dearly, including his parents, Lowell and Betty Anderson of Tremonton, Ut.; his brothers and sisters: Mike Anderson, Red Oak, Iowa; Kathy Forsgren, Perry, Ut.; Vern Anderson, Rock Springs, Wy.; and Lorn Temple, Payson, AZ; grandparents Ike and Rita Anderson, Bear River City.
Services for our beloved son and brother were held on Saturday, May 7, at Petersen Funeral Chapel.
Published: Tremonton Leader/Garland Times
OGDEN- Our beloved son, Patrick A. Anderson went home to his Heavenly Father on May 3, 1994. He was 43. Pat was born in Red Lodge, Mt., on August 25, 1950. He was a baseball player of great potential. He made the all-star team every year he played until he was critically injured in April of 1966.
After his injury, his love for baseball changed to a love for bowling. He will be missed by all his friends at Avitar, a program for head trauma victims, whose staff and clients provided care and friendship for many years.
His strong spirit of perserverance, his humor, his enthusiasm, his friendship and his love will be sadly missed in the lives of those who loved him dearly, including his parents, Lowell and Betty Anderson of Tremonton, Ut.; his brothers and sisters: Mike Anderson, Red Oak, Iowa; Kathy Forsgren, Perry, Ut.; Vern Anderson, Rock Springs, Wy.; and Lorn Temple, Payson, AZ; grandparents Ike and Rita Anderson, Bear River City.
Services for our beloved son and brother were held on Saturday, May 7, at Petersen Funeral Chapel.
Published: Tremonton Leader/Garland Times
After his injury, his love for baseball changed to a love for bowling. He will be missed by all his friends at Avitar, a program for head trauma victims, whose staff and clients provided care and friendship for many years.
His strong spirit of perserverance, his humor, his enthusiasm, his friendship and his love will be sadly missed in the lives of those who loved him dearly, including his parents, Lowell and Betty Anderson of Tremonton, Ut.; his brothers and sisters: Mike Anderson, Red Oak, Iowa; Kathy Forsgren, Perry, Ut.; Vern Anderson, Rock Springs, Wy.; and Lorn Temple, Payson, AZ; grandparents Ike and Rita Anderson, Bear River City.
Services for our beloved son and brother were held on Saturday, May 7, at Petersen Funeral Chapel.
Published: Tremonton Leader/Garland Times
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