Birth date: Jun 27, 1950 Death date: Nov 30, 2025
June 27, 1950 – November 30, 2025 Robert Henry Anderson, 75, passed away peacefully on November 30, 2025. Born in Ephrata, Washington, to Verna and “Swede” Anderson, he was the youngest of four children. Robert graduated from Ep Read Obituary
As a director for North Ogden Cherry Days productions, he encouraged this awkward, overweight, pimpled teen. He encouraged every risk taken on stage by a kid just learning to use her voice with shouts of appreciation. He saw something I didn't know was there and helped me bring it out, inspiring a level of self-confidence I didn't know I could have. Thanks for helping me learn to shine my light, Bob.
Bob was a cherished friend of mine in Garden City, UT. He truly brightened some of my darkest days with his support, love and friendship. Long intellectual talks, barbecues, gardening, daffodils and birthday parties are some of my memories that I will hold dear. Along with our Gunner dog that he adopted from me and our love of cats. He is a light in this world who will be sorely missed. Until we meet again my friend, up in the clouds. 🩵
Mr.Bob Anderson, oh my heart truly shattered that Saturday when I had to say my final goodbye. Never would I have truly expected to get a very faint whisper back "I love you too" as I said goodbye and I love you. You were an absolutely amazing man. I can not thank you enough for being brought into my life at The Villas. You were constantly my advocate as well as other staff in defense on what we needed. Your heart was pure gold. I will forever cherish every moment I was able to be your Caregiver. You took a big piece of my heart the day you left this earth. You will continue to hold a very very special place in my heart. Thank you to the family for trusting me and the rest of my team to care for your dad, grandpa, friend! IT WAS TRULY AMAZING. I WILL FOREVER LOVE YOU BOB!
Sierra R.
Resident Care Coordinator The Villas
He was the best Therapist "Dr. Bob". He would fight for his patients. He was a very good person and I will miss him very much. Praying for his family
Bob you truly are a great soul.I'm greatful I had the chance to meet you He was one of the reasons I enjoyed working the NOC shift at Villas. Some nights he would come up the elevator,which scared me, because it was at night and I wasn't expecting anyone to come up the elevator, he would laugh and say I got a treat for you it would be something he had bought at the store, cookie,cupcake,or muffins. He used to call me Sargent, he said when I was there he felt safe and well taken care of. If you visit Bob in his room he would tell stories of his Mom and lessons he learned from her. He would often talk about his hiking trips. He also was a great listener and you knew he cared. I will truly miss you Bob you where what made Villas a home. 🫶
Bob and I were basement mates at BYU as sophomores. I taught him how to ride a skateboard and he taught me a couple valuable life lessons. He loved his family and was a good man. Dan Orr in LV, NV
