In Loving Memory of

Clarence Anderson

of Edmonton
Oct 21, 1918 - May 23, 2015

 

 

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posted by Toni Toni : I wanted to check up and let you know how great I vaeuld discovering your website today. I will consider it a great honor to operate at my place of work and be able to utilize the tips shared on your web site and also participate in visitors' comments like this. Should a position of guest publisher become available at your end, make sure you let me know. : Nov 29, 2015

 

My connection with Red Anderson could be described as both brief and shallow but I'm certain there must be many, many people out there who's lives were positively impacted, like mine was, by passing through Red's orbit. As an elementary school boy in Red's Cub pack I admired this imposing man and had my life enriched by the weekly meetings and especially the annual camps. I'm certain he leaves a great legacy of people with an appreciation of the outdoors, at least in part due to his efforts and passion. My condolences to the family.
posted by Don Gibson : As your neighbor in Drayton Valley I earned money feeding the family cats on vacation. I still have the stamps Glenn gave me to start my collection. : May 30, 2015