Army Spc. Paul E. Andersen, 49, of Dowagiac, Mich.; assigned to the 855th Quartermaster Company, U.S. Army Reserve, South Bend, Ind.; died Oct. 1 in Baghdad of wounds sustained when enemy forces attacked his camp using indirect fire. Spc Andersen was son of the late Robert and Virginia Tribbey Andersen. On August 28, 2004 he married Linda Kovacsics in Niles, Michigan, she survives along with his three daughters, Beth (Daniel) Andersen-Steven, Ariel Wood, and April Wood; three step-children, Robert Klempay, JoAnne (Gregory) Jester and Thomas (Emma) Klempay; eight grandchildren, Mckenzie, Alexis, Kayla, Marisa, David, Dominick, Trevor, and Aidan; he is also survived by his seven siblings, Trance Peters, Bobby Andersen, Linda Haimbaugh, Ricky Andersen, Randy Andersen, Betty Banghart, and Robin Andersen.
Army Spc. Paul E. Andersen, 49, of Dowagiac, Mich.; assigned to the 855th Quartermaster Company, U.S. Army Reserve, South Bend, Ind.; died Oct. 1 in Baghdad of wounds sustained when enemy forces attacked his camp using indirect fire. Spc Andersen was son of the late Robert and Virginia Tribbey Andersen. On August 28, 2004 he married Linda Kovacsics in Niles, Michigan, she survives along with his three daughters, Beth (Daniel) Andersen-Steven, Ariel Wood, and April Wood; three step-children, Robert Klempay, JoAnne (Gregory) Jester and Thomas (Emma) Klempay; eight grandchildren, Mckenzie, Alexis, Kayla, Marisa, David, Dominick, Trevor, and Aidan; he is also survived by his seven siblings, Trance Peters, Bobby Andersen, Linda Haimbaugh, Ricky Andersen, Randy Andersen, Betty Banghart, and Robin Andersen.
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