Todd Anderson Sensei

Todd Anderson Sensei, Kyoshi 7th Dan was a paragon of the martial arts ideal. He lived as a true karateka and touched the hearts of his many students. His martial spirit was exemplified by his great enthusiasm and dedication to training and teaching others. Indeed, Todd Sensei, as he was affectionately known, was a great ambassador for the ISKKF as exemplified by his loyalty and travelling to spread the word. Todd, Carole and his students were always a permanent fixture at our many summer camps over the years. He was taken from us too soon. He will always be in our thoughts. Rest in peace my brother. With much Respect, George W. Alexander, Hanshi 10th Dan Susan Alexander

So sorry for the loss, Barbara Ruud Baggs.

Todd is certainly going to be missed. He was always a big hit with the children at martial seminars….and with the adults. His infectious smile and enthusiasm made him a popular instructor. Personally, he was one of my dearest friends. We always had adventurous road trips up to northern Wisconsin. On the way we spent hours talking martial arts history and excited to train with our friends. I’m going to miss him. Rest In Peace Todd 🙏🏼

Sensei Anderson was my daughters first karate instructor. His energy during classes was amazing. His teaching style was inspiring, and he loved it when we brought our baby to class to see the other kids. He was a joy to be around and a great conversationalist. I was honored to have my daughter learn from him. He taught her what honor and respect meant, he taught her how to respect her parents and those around her….I’m forever grateful for having had the opportunity to meet such a wonderful and energetic instructor. May he Rest In Peace and his soul be blessed in heaven. We will miss him sorely and will be praying for his family. We love you Todd! ;(

A high point of my martial arts life was meeting and becoming friends with Sensei Anderson and Carole. He will truly be missed.