Wallace A. Anderson

My grandpa was one of the most generous people I know. He and my grandma would always have a bag of useful stuff for us whenever we saw them - everything from decorations to furniture to tools (especially flashlights and screwdrivers). I've started doing this as well. I set aside things I think someone may want just like they did for me. Thank you grandpa for teaching me what generosity is.

I knew Wally from when we attended Waukesha Bible Church together. He was a fine example of a Christian man. He had a heart for missions. God's army here on earth lost a good soldier..."precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his godly ones."

The volunteers, flight team and board of Badger Honor Flight mourn the loss of their hero, Wallace Anderson. We are thankful for his military service and proud to have served him on his trip to Washington, D.C. on May 21, 2016.

Al & Carolyn Auby We will miss his warm greetings and friendly smile in the chapel service and at senior events. He was a fine man and greatly loved by many.

Having just returned from vacation and reading my E-Mails I was shocked to read this sad news. I have known the Andersons from early 1940,s at Parkwood Baptist. Wally and I were in Boy Scouts, Caddied at the local golf course ,played in the Morgan Park High School Concert band, worked together after school at a local National Tea grocers. I was honored to be Wallys best man at Wally and Marys wedding. All these events have given me a view of a man who has loved life , and lived a life being helpful to others , living a life reflecting his Christian beliefs. I know that I will cherish my memories of him. I pray that God will bless the Andersons at their great loss.