Andrew "Drew" Ford Anderson, 63, born June 14, 1954, to Maurice and Gladys Anderson in Paducah, Ky., passed away Thursday, July 5, 2018, in Houston, Texas.
Drew loved his wife and children and was a devoted husband, father, and brother. His warm and loving personality was a gift to all that knew him. He loved nothing more than spending time outdoors fishing and hunting. He was a curious person by nature who consumed knowledge about every topic he could and watched every program about World War II that the History Channel had to offer. He loved to travel and drink red wine with his wife. His parents preceded him in death.
Drew loved his wife and children and was a devoted husband, father, and brother. His warm and loving personality was a gift to all that knew him. He loved nothing more than spending time outdoors fishing and hunting. He was a curious person by nature who consumed knowledge about every topic he could and watched every program about World War II that the History Channel had to offer. He loved to travel and drink red wine with his wife. His parents preceded him in death.
Andrew "Drew" Ford Anderson, 63, born June 14, 1954, to Maurice and Gladys Anderson in Paducah, Ky., passed away Thursday, July 5, 2018, in Houston, Texas.
Drew loved his wife and children and was a devoted husband, father, and brother. His warm and loving personality was a gift to all that knew him. He loved nothing more than spending time outdoors fishing and hunting. He was a curious person by nature who consumed knowledge about every topic he could and watched every program about World War II that the History Channel had to offer. He loved to travel and drink red wine with his wife. His parents preceded him in death.
Drew loved his wife and children and was a devoted husband, father, and brother. His warm and loving personality was a gift to all that knew him. He loved nothing more than spending time outdoors fishing and hunting. He was a curious person by nature who consumed knowledge about every topic he could and watched every program about World War II that the History Channel had to offer. He loved to travel and drink red wine with his wife. His parents preceded him in death.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
