George Edwin Anderson of Spring, TX, age 82, went home to his Lord on September 16, 2007.
Preceded in death by his parents, Sarah and Milton Anderson of Evergreen, TX; and sister, Juanita "Sis" Mathis of Houston, TX.
Survivors include his wife of 59 years, Jean; three daughters, Karen Hewitt, Ronda Kuhlmann (Skip), Martha Baker (Randall); and one son, George, Jr. (Johanna); 11 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren with numerous nieces, nephews and friends.
After serving in the U S Army during World War II, George graduated from the University of Houston with a Civil Engineering Degree. For 30 years he worked for Transcontinental Gas Pipeline, retiring in 1986. A former member and Sunday School teacher at Reid Memorial Methodist Church; he also served in the Lindale Lions club. He was currently a member of Springwoods United Methodist Church. He served on the Spring I S D School Board for 10 years and had a school named in his honor - Anderson Elementary. He loved hunting and fishing with family and friends. He was active in baseball, softball and bowling, both as a participant and coach. Gardening and giving fresh vegetables to his friends was a favorite hobby of his. George never met a stranger. He will be remembered for his honesty and his love of education.
Special thanks go to his loving care givers- Florence, Janice, Terral, and Monique. A memorial service was held at Springwoods United Methodist Church on Wednesday, September 19th at 10:30 a.m. with a graveside service at the Evergreen Cemetery in Evergreen, TX that afternoon at 3:00 pm.
Any contributions in George's name can be made to American Diabetes Association, American Stroke Association, Springwoods Methodist Church or Evergreen Cemetery with great appreciation.
Preceded in death by his parents, Sarah and Milton Anderson of Evergreen, TX; and sister, Juanita "Sis" Mathis of Houston, TX.
Survivors include his wife of 59 years, Jean; three daughters, Karen Hewitt, Ronda Kuhlmann (Skip), Martha Baker (Randall); and one son, George, Jr. (Johanna); 11 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren with numerous nieces, nephews and friends.
After serving in the U S Army during World War II, George graduated from the University of Houston with a Civil Engineering Degree. For 30 years he worked for Transcontinental Gas Pipeline, retiring in 1986. A former member and Sunday School teacher at Reid Memorial Methodist Church; he also served in the Lindale Lions club. He was currently a member of Springwoods United Methodist Church. He served on the Spring I S D School Board for 10 years and had a school named in his honor - Anderson Elementary. He loved hunting and fishing with family and friends. He was active in baseball, softball and bowling, both as a participant and coach. Gardening and giving fresh vegetables to his friends was a favorite hobby of his. George never met a stranger. He will be remembered for his honesty and his love of education.
Special thanks go to his loving care givers- Florence, Janice, Terral, and Monique. A memorial service was held at Springwoods United Methodist Church on Wednesday, September 19th at 10:30 a.m. with a graveside service at the Evergreen Cemetery in Evergreen, TX that afternoon at 3:00 pm.
Any contributions in George's name can be made to American Diabetes Association, American Stroke Association, Springwoods Methodist Church or Evergreen Cemetery with great appreciation.
George Edwin Anderson of Spring, TX, age 82, went home to his Lord on September 16, 2007.
Preceded in death by his parents, Sarah and Milton Anderson of Evergreen, TX; and sister, Juanita "Sis" Mathis of Houston, TX.
Survivors include his wife of 59 years, Jean; three daughters, Karen Hewitt, Ronda Kuhlmann (Skip), Martha Baker (Randall); and one son, George, Jr. (Johanna); 11 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren with numerous nieces, nephews and friends.
After serving in the U S Army during World War II, George graduated from the University of Houston with a Civil Engineering Degree. For 30 years he worked for Transcontinental Gas Pipeline, retiring in 1986. A former member and Sunday School teacher at Reid Memorial Methodist Church; he also served in the Lindale Lions club. He was currently a member of Springwoods United Methodist Church. He served on the Spring I S D School Board for 10 years and had a school named in his honor - Anderson Elementary. He loved hunting and fishing with family and friends. He was active in baseball, softball and bowling, both as a participant and coach. Gardening and giving fresh vegetables to his friends was a favorite hobby of his. George never met a stranger. He will be remembered for his honesty and his love of education.
Special thanks go to his loving care givers- Florence, Janice, Terral, and Monique. A memorial service was held at Springwoods United Methodist Church on Wednesday, September 19th at 10:30 a.m. with a graveside service at the Evergreen Cemetery in Evergreen, TX that afternoon at 3:00 pm.
Any contributions in George's name can be made to American Diabetes Association, American Stroke Association, Springwoods Methodist Church or Evergreen Cemetery with great appreciation.
Preceded in death by his parents, Sarah and Milton Anderson of Evergreen, TX; and sister, Juanita "Sis" Mathis of Houston, TX.
Survivors include his wife of 59 years, Jean; three daughters, Karen Hewitt, Ronda Kuhlmann (Skip), Martha Baker (Randall); and one son, George, Jr. (Johanna); 11 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren with numerous nieces, nephews and friends.
After serving in the U S Army during World War II, George graduated from the University of Houston with a Civil Engineering Degree. For 30 years he worked for Transcontinental Gas Pipeline, retiring in 1986. A former member and Sunday School teacher at Reid Memorial Methodist Church; he also served in the Lindale Lions club. He was currently a member of Springwoods United Methodist Church. He served on the Spring I S D School Board for 10 years and had a school named in his honor - Anderson Elementary. He loved hunting and fishing with family and friends. He was active in baseball, softball and bowling, both as a participant and coach. Gardening and giving fresh vegetables to his friends was a favorite hobby of his. George never met a stranger. He will be remembered for his honesty and his love of education.
Special thanks go to his loving care givers- Florence, Janice, Terral, and Monique. A memorial service was held at Springwoods United Methodist Church on Wednesday, September 19th at 10:30 a.m. with a graveside service at the Evergreen Cemetery in Evergreen, TX that afternoon at 3:00 pm.
Any contributions in George's name can be made to American Diabetes Association, American Stroke Association, Springwoods Methodist Church or Evergreen Cemetery with great appreciation.
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