"Everyone has something valuable to say. Listen, then discern for yourself its value to you."Hal AndersonThis memorial website was created to remember Hal Anderson who was a wonderful father, friend, and husband. He was born in Buffalo, New York on September 23, 1930 and passed away on October 20, 2007 in Las Vegas, Nevada. You will live forever in our memories and hearts.
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- He served in the U.S. Navy as a deep sea diver.
- worked at Ontario Music and Harris Music Stores in Ontario, CA.
- had a band named: The Aladdins (great sounding music) in S. CA
- worked as a cement mixer driver Rodeffer Industries in S. CA
- worked at Rocketdyne, Division of North American Aviation
- Canoga Park, CA
- Edwards Airforce Base, 1952-55, where he painted cartoons on one of the experimental jets, perhaps the X-10, which eventually went to the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C.
- worked at Southern Nevada Music in Las Vegas, NV.
- owned Piano & Organ Center in LV, NV.
- taught numerous students, keyboard lessons in LV, NV.
- had a band named: TLC, that played on the strip and many clubs in LV, NV.
- was a band assistant for Clark County School District, including Cannon Junior High and Silvestri Junior High in LV, NV.
- He loved riding motorcycles, watching football and being with family and friends.
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He was preceded in death by his mother, Teressa; father, Andy; and daughter, Melody. Hal is survived by his wife, of 36 years, Patty; son, Del of Rio Rancho, NM; stepson, Steve Condelario; stepdaughters, Trisha and Rhonda Condelario, all of Casper, WY; brother, Roger of Washington; grandchildren, Marlayna, Jami, Michael, CJ, Diane, Nicole, Kyle, Michael, Morgan and Jacob; and great-grandchildren, Lucy and Devin.
Cremation occurred on October 22, 2007. No local services were held. Burial will take place in Casper WY (TBD). Words can not explain the lives he touched with his kindness, and giving to everyone he met. Thanks to Dr. Dahl and his staff, for all the wonderful and loving care they provided over the years.
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This site was created and is maintained by the son of Hal Anderson, Del Anderson, to honor his life, the lives he touched, and the memories he made. Please feel free to make memorable contributions to the site directly, or emailing them to me (email link below).
