Contributions to the tribute of George Anderson

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Wednesday, August 23, 2017

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Ginny Talley posted a condolence

Thursday, October 5, 2006

I remember Bill when we went to Southminster. He was full of energy and could get you to do things around church. I know he will be missed by all. God Bless you. Ginny

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Kathy Fox posted a condolence

Thursday, October 5, 2006

Bill was a warm soul. He liked meeting new people--he'd constantly tell me stories of how he met someone I knew and tell me what he liked about that person. He seemed to get a kick out of people. And he laughed at the absurdity of certain parts of life. I also remember as a kid him having a jolly big laugh, and always drumming his fingers on things. I also appreciate about and about Lou as well, the fact that they were/are loyal friends. What better quality is there in the world than that. I have many fond memories of our families spending time together (and their cool pinball machine in their playroom). Those are important memories in adulthood. My thoughts are with the entire Anderson family. I know the loss of Bill is huge. Kathy Fox

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Phyllis Cox posted a condolence

Saturday, September 30, 2006

The world just became a little less bright and warm when Bill's light moved to heaven. I hope you find comfort in knowing that he touched and enhanced so many lives. Our hearts are with all of you. Bill and Phyllis Cox

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Michael Albers posted a condolence

Wednesday, September 27, 2006

As a manufacturers representative for Trench Ltd to Electric Utilties throughout Oklahoma, Bill was a very productive and respected man. I was Bill's Regional Sales Manager so I traveled with him probably a dozen times since I joined Trench 9 years ago. Bill knew his Customers well and was always welcomed by them during my visits. Bill always followed up on Customer requests and was never shy about calling the factory or me to get answers when needed. I will miss all of his memos with letters large enough for a blind man to see. This was just one of the many tools of the trade he used to get action on the problems and needs of his Customers. Bill to this date holds the record for earliest forecast submittals( year after year) Something I appreciated more than he could have ever imagined. Bill was the gold standard in Rep agencies and he taught me alot about understanding and servicing Customers needs. He will be sincerely missed Michael S Albers Regional Manager Trench LTD

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Suella Donica posted a condolence

Wednesday, September 27, 2006

Dear Lou and family, I am so sorry for your loss. I reall did not know Bill but I remember him coming to the Christmas luncheon andf taking pictures of the event. Please know you are in my prayers. Much love

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Naureen Ali posted a condolence

Wednesday, September 27, 2006

Bill & I worked together for over 5 years, when he was representing products of my firm, Trench Limited. Though we never met (we always communicated by phone or e-mail), Bill always came through as extremely principled and a person of great integrity. He was very professional yet found time to share a smile at times. His last e-mail to me was exactly a week ago and it's hard for me to believe that Bill is resting and at peace, and not chasing after me for quotes and responses, as usual. I pray that God gives his family the courage and fortitude to bear this irreparable loss. Bill will always be in our memories as the vibrant, wonderful person that he was. God Bless.

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John & La Donna Marietti posted a condolence

Wednesday, September 27, 2006

We are sorry that we have all lost such a cheerful, friendly and dynamic friend. You were both so nice to us when we first joined EERA and his advise and friendship was much appreciated. We'll never forget the gun "skit" which Bill dreamed up to award the "best shooter" at an EERA meeting. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you, Lou, and that Bill is in Heaven. We would be at the services, but La Donna is on her back recovering from back surgery last Thursday, in Phoenix, AZ. We love you very much.

George Anderson

1930 - 2006

In Loving Memory

George Anderson

1930 - 2006

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