Birth date: Oct 4, 1941 Death date: Apr 16, 2016
Frederick L. Anderson, 74, better known as the “Joke Man” who always had a joke to tell passed away April 16, 2016. He was a man who loved wearing a hat, in fact, just bought a new one the day he passed. To those at the Trinity Y, Read Obituary
Rest in peace Fred. Sending love and prayers to my extended family Aunt G, Chris, Angela, and Ashley.
Fred rest in peace your with the Lord now.We all loved you I will miss the jokes . You aiways were making people have a better day by the joke you told so well . You will always be in are hearts. Rest peacefully Fred
Janet Robbins
Fred was my brother in law for 50+ years. Of all the things I will remember Fred for is loving my sister. He did his best to honor his wedding vows ... "for better or for worst, through good times and bad until death do us part". Fred was well, just Fred . A man who lived life his way and only wanted to make people laugh. Rest peacefully Fred . A new journey has begun.
My Gramps always walked into a room with a silly joke and a smile. I will miss that. He always made sure I had a quality private education. He always encouraged me to travel and have a successful career. He and Grams would take my little sister and I on awesome vacations. We would visit historic land marks, resorts, beaches, piers, Disney Land and the best shopping spots where ever we went. He was a crafty man. I remember he would have a new business every few years. He was a photographer, clay sculpter, jeweler, builder and so much more. He loved to learn new things. He always inspired adventure. I will Always remember everything my Gramps has done and sacrificed for me and my family. I love you Gramps. You will be missed.
I will miss you dad and love you very much. I will miss your corky little jokes.
Our family sends our condolences to you in this time of grief. Keep in mind the words of our heavenly Father in 1Co 15:26___And the last enemy, death, is to be brought to nothing.
Meredith Jw
My thoughts & prayers go out to the family. I will remember Fred most for always telling a silly joke & then laughing at it himself. He was quite the character & will be missed.
