Jesse Miller Anderson
July 30, 1925 - August 13, 2008
Obituary
Jesse M. ANDERSON
Went to be with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on Wednesday, August 13, 2008. He was 83 years young. Jesse was born on July 30, 1925 in Utah and is survived by daughter, Ginger Anderson-Toler, son Wayne C. Anderson, and daughter Joan M. King. He will be missed by many beloved grandchildren and great grandchildren, nephews and a niece and other family members.
Jesse was a man of many talents and trades, most notably service in the United States Navy, King County Fire District No. 11 and he was instrumental in the early implementation of Medic One in the South King County Area.
A Celebration of his Life will be announced at a later date. Jesse was funny and Marie laughed.
Please sign the online memorial guestbook at www.bonneywatson.com.
I am so sorry to hear about Papa’s passing. He was a good man and I loved him dearly. I always enjoyed talking to him and hearing what he had to say. He had a good life and accomplished a lot. I am glad that he was part of my life.
Olivia
I became acquainted with Jesse at the USPS Airport Mail Center. I was the QWL Facilitator at the time, and Jesse was a quality circle member. He was articulate, intelligent, and a guy with a good sense of humor. Jesse always said what he meant, and meant what he said. I liked that about him! He sure worked late into life and it’s too bad that he didn’t get more time out of his retirement to spend with his family and friends. My condolences to his loved ones. He will be missed by all of us.
Jesse always amazed me with how much energy he had. his work with the union gospel mission for our xmas charity drives, z-coil shoes to keep us healthy, getting heaters on the dock, and the noni juice just to name a few!
jesse was a special guy.
Jesse was a true friend. Jesse liked to help people. Always friendly to any one he meets’
I knew Jesse when he worked for me at the Airport Mail Center. He was one of the hardest working mailhandlers I ever had the privilege of knowing. I lost contact with him when I retired in 2000 but had the honor of meeting him again at one of his grand daughter’s wedding a few years ago. He had not changed a bit and I was almost overcome with emotion as I remembered who he was and what he had meant to me as a former postal employee. May he rest in peace. I will always cherish the days when I knew him.
I worked with Jesse at the Terminal
Annex & later at the Airport Mail facility. He could out work mailhandlers half his age.He was an
inspiration to me then & now. I hope to meet up with him again in the afterlife.