Calmer Albert "Cal" Anderson was born on May 10, 1931 in Mason City, Iowa to Calmer and Rosalia (Kessey) Anderson. He graduated from City High School there in 1949. After serving four years in the air branch of the US Navy during the Korean War, he attended Iowa State University and graduated in December 1957. He then worked in a private industry in Wisconsin and for the Navy in California and Washington state doing quality and reliability assessments. After retirement he resided in Tucson, El Paso and San Angelo, before eventually settling in Kerrville in 1996. During his years in Kerrville, he was affiliated with the American Legion, the BPOE and the informal groups of bridge at the Dietert Center and senior doubles tennis at the HEB tennis courts. He is preceded in death by his parents, Calmer and Rosalia (Kessey) Anderson, and brothers, Raymond and Maurice Anderson.
Calmer Albert "Cal" Anderson was born on May 10, 1931 in Mason City, Iowa to Calmer and Rosalia (Kessey) Anderson. He graduated from City High School there in 1949. After serving four years in the air branch of the US Navy during the Korean War, he attended Iowa State University and graduated in December 1957. He then worked in a private industry in Wisconsin and for the Navy in California and Washington state doing quality and reliability assessments. After retirement he resided in Tucson, El Paso and San Angelo, before eventually settling in Kerrville in 1996. During his years in Kerrville, he was affiliated with the American Legion, the BPOE and the informal groups of bridge at the Dietert Center and senior doubles tennis at the HEB tennis courts. He is preceded in death by his parents, Calmer and Rosalia (Kessey) Anderson, and brothers, Raymond and Maurice Anderson.
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