Stanley Anderson, age 94, of Chippewa Falls, passed away on Saturday August 24th at the WI Veterans Home in Chippewa. He is preceded in death by his wife, Gloria; infant daughter, Theresa; step-sons, John (Chris) Poppe, Michael (Kim) Poppe, and James (Geraldine) Poppe; sisters, Lillian (Seymour) Holte, Evelyn (Walt) Mickelson, Alice (Clarence) McLellen, Esther Anderson, Carol (Al) Jordon, and Yvonne (Gene) Holum; and brothers, Richard (Ilene), and James (Clarice).
Stanley was born in Strum, Wisconsin on June 3rd of 1925 to the late John and Clara Anderson. He was baptized and confirmed on June 8th, 1941 at Beef River Church in Strum. He married Darlene Mewhorter in 1954 and they would later divorce. On October 4th, 1967 he married Gloria Poppe. They were happily married for 27 years until she passed in 1994.
Stanley served in the United States Army working as a military policeman in Germany from 1950-1952. He was a lifetime member of VFW Post 305. After his stint in the military he went on to work as a butcher for Armour Foods for 36 years, retiring in 1983.
Stanley loved spending time with his family and friends especially at his cottage on Lake Holcombe. He was a very hard working, easy going, caring, and loving man that would help you with anything you needed. He loved to sit and talk with people and really find out their story.
Stanley was born in Strum, Wisconsin on June 3rd of 1925 to the late John and Clara Anderson. He was baptized and confirmed on June 8th, 1941 at Beef River Church in Strum. He married Darlene Mewhorter in 1954 and they would later divorce. On October 4th, 1967 he married Gloria Poppe. They were happily married for 27 years until she passed in 1994.
Stanley served in the United States Army working as a military policeman in Germany from 1950-1952. He was a lifetime member of VFW Post 305. After his stint in the military he went on to work as a butcher for Armour Foods for 36 years, retiring in 1983.
Stanley loved spending time with his family and friends especially at his cottage on Lake Holcombe. He was a very hard working, easy going, caring, and loving man that would help you with anything you needed. He loved to sit and talk with people and really find out their story.
Stanley Anderson, age 94, of Chippewa Falls, passed away on Saturday August 24th at the WI Veterans Home in Chippewa. He is preceded in death by his wife, Gloria; infant daughter, Theresa; step-sons, John (Chris) Poppe, Michael (Kim) Poppe, and James (Geraldine) Poppe; sisters, Lillian (Seymour) Holte, Evelyn (Walt) Mickelson, Alice (Clarence) McLellen, Esther Anderson, Carol (Al) Jordon, and Yvonne (Gene) Holum; and brothers, Richard (Ilene), and James (Clarice).
Stanley was born in Strum, Wisconsin on June 3rd of 1925 to the late John and Clara Anderson. He was baptized and confirmed on June 8th, 1941 at Beef River Church in Strum. He married Darlene Mewhorter in 1954 and they would later divorce. On October 4th, 1967 he married Gloria Poppe. They were happily married for 27 years until she passed in 1994.
Stanley served in the United States Army working as a military policeman in Germany from 1950-1952. He was a lifetime member of VFW Post 305. After his stint in the military he went on to work as a butcher for Armour Foods for 36 years, retiring in 1983.
Stanley loved spending time with his family and friends especially at his cottage on Lake Holcombe. He was a very hard working, easy going, caring, and loving man that would help you with anything you needed. He loved to sit and talk with people and really find out their story.
Stanley was born in Strum, Wisconsin on June 3rd of 1925 to the late John and Clara Anderson. He was baptized and confirmed on June 8th, 1941 at Beef River Church in Strum. He married Darlene Mewhorter in 1954 and they would later divorce. On October 4th, 1967 he married Gloria Poppe. They were happily married for 27 years until she passed in 1994.
Stanley served in the United States Army working as a military policeman in Germany from 1950-1952. He was a lifetime member of VFW Post 305. After his stint in the military he went on to work as a butcher for Armour Foods for 36 years, retiring in 1983.
Stanley loved spending time with his family and friends especially at his cottage on Lake Holcombe. He was a very hard working, easy going, caring, and loving man that would help you with anything you needed. He loved to sit and talk with people and really find out their story.
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