Andy Anderson married his wife, Mary Kay, in 1946. The couple shared interests in classical music, theater and bridge and enjoyed travel in the U.S. to nearly all 50 states.
Andy's work with Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp. took them to Baton Rouge, LA for 15 years, where daughters Connie and Shelley were born.
A transfer in 1963 by Kaiser happily brought the family back to California where they settled in Danville.
Andy and Mary Kay were members of the Danville Presbyterian Church and both sang in the church choir until Andy's death.
Andy's work with Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp. took them to Baton Rouge, LA for 15 years, where daughters Connie and Shelley were born.
A transfer in 1963 by Kaiser happily brought the family back to California where they settled in Danville.
Andy and Mary Kay were members of the Danville Presbyterian Church and both sang in the church choir until Andy's death.
Andy Anderson married his wife, Mary Kay, in 1946. The couple shared interests in classical music, theater and bridge and enjoyed travel in the U.S. to nearly all 50 states.
Andy's work with Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp. took them to Baton Rouge, LA for 15 years, where daughters Connie and Shelley were born.
A transfer in 1963 by Kaiser happily brought the family back to California where they settled in Danville.
Andy and Mary Kay were members of the Danville Presbyterian Church and both sang in the church choir until Andy's death.
Andy's work with Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp. took them to Baton Rouge, LA for 15 years, where daughters Connie and Shelley were born.
A transfer in 1963 by Kaiser happily brought the family back to California where they settled in Danville.
Andy and Mary Kay were members of the Danville Presbyterian Church and both sang in the church choir until Andy's death.
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