Shelley Briggs Anderson

Birth date: Jan 14, 1954 Death date: Mar 13, 2019

On March 13, 2019 I lost the love of my life, Shelley Briggs Anderson, my constant companion for over 45 years, to cancer. She was a dearly beloved wife, mother and grandmother. Shelley made sure everyone felt special, had a very Read Obituary

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Janet Kerbel Tripple

350w ago

She was one of my best friends in high school. We had a lot of fun doing things together and going to taster treat for spaceburgers homemade fries and real ice cream cones. I was one of the brides helpers at her wedding and I remember be very very sick but I came a helped anyway as I wasn’t missing her special event. She was a delightful person to be around Alway positive and happy. It was a great blessing to have her for a friend in my life. Love you always Shelley. God speed.

Jennifer Davies

350w ago

Shelley was my Young Women's leader growing up. She had such an amazing smile and a beautiful laugh. We had so much fun together. After I got married my husband and I moved into a new neighborhood. Our first day at church I saw Shelley! I was so excited to see her! She gave me a huge hug and the biggest smile. I'll never forget it. She always made me feel loved. I'm so grateful to know that I will see her again and that she'll be with her family as well.

Mary Jo Harrell

350w ago

Shelley was one of the first neighbors we met when we moved onto Shelley and Val's street. What welcoming neighbors and kind neighbors they were. Shelley was pure love, kindness and joy. She shared her love with wise counsel and service. She will be forever treasured as a dear friend and sister. May you, her family, find peace as you continue on this journey call life by following her example and belief in our Savior, Jesus Christ.

Mazie Passeri

350w ago

Shelley was my Relief Society President for the short time I was in her ward. Her sincerity was apparent from the first moment I met her and was only rivaled by her selflessness. Shelley is a true beauty; the kind of woman who makes me want to be a better person. I'm so glad we had the opportunity to meet in this life, and I look forward to seeing her again in the next.

Barbara Allen

351w ago

I remember Shelley from going on the Board tours with her. She was always so interested in learning about all the things and such a fun travelling companion, so funny and cute. I've missed her company on those trips ever since Val retired.

Karen Myatt

351w ago

My heart hurts for all of you. I love the sweet memories of our game nights, our sweet and often long conversations and her upbeat sweet personality. I am thinking of her reunion with her dad who perhaps welcomed her as she passed beyond the veil. A very loving person, our Shelley. She will be missed by so many who love her...

Sheri

351w ago

I'll forever remember Shelley during my high school years with Shanna! Her giving us a hard time for drinking so much mountain dew!! 🤣🤣Even years later when we reconnected and played bunko for years! Shelley had an infectious laugh and love for life! I'm so sorry for your loss. The world lost a true angel!
Sheri Eldredge Sorensen

Janet Rasband

351w ago

Our hearts go out to our Anderson family and friends at the passing of a lovely lady and dear friend, Shelly. She will be profoundly missed. Love, the Grandjean/Rasband family.

Shari Payne

351w ago

Oh how I loved Shelley. I had many opportunities to be with her. We worked together at Robert M Payne MD’s office. We had a wonderful and hilarious time working together. Shelley and I also participated in many home parties. We sold a lot and bought a lot together. When I shared that Shelley had passed away my friend was so sad. She reminded me about attending a bridal shower for herself and getting to know Shelley better. We laughed about the gift Shelley gave her. It was clever and extremely funny. We were neighbors and worked together on many committees. She served others very well. She loved and cared for all. I’d see her out walking. She walked 3 miles. I walked 3 minutes with her. Shelley and I were diagnosed with cancer the same day. I will never forget that, ever. We shared tears and joys and sorrows and treatments and testimonies together. She had such a firm and faithful testimony of the Lord Jesus Christ. Many times she lifted me as she shared her testimony. I love her and will miss her. I pray for Val and her children and grandchildren. She loved you all so much. May your hearts be comforted at this time of sorrow.

Colleen Densley

351w ago

The memories I'm thinking about today are very simple, every day events. Walking together to the mailbox and going to "card class" She always asked me how I was and really listened. I will miss her!

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