Bruce Anderson
7031791897 • October 25, 2018
October 25, 2018
Sunrise: August 27, 1948 Sunset: October 17, 2018
Brother Bruce Edward Anderson was
born on August 27, 1948 in Evansville Indiana to the late Augustus &
Nancy Anderson. The Anderson family resided in Evansville Indiana. Brother
Anderson accepted the Lord at an early age and he served in the church as
a musician and singer. He came from a musical family, where he learned to play
the piano and sang. Music was brother Anderson’s passion. Brother Anderson
attended and graduated from Benjamin Bosse High School from there he
attended The University of Southern Indiana. Brother Anderson was
drafted into the United States Air force and he served as an entertainer
for the Military.
Brother Anderson was a loyal and devoted husband and a great father. He was a praying man, he loved the Lord. Brother Anderson traveled the world as a musician. He relocated to Las Vegas in 1974. Brother Anderson was employed by EG&G until he retired. Brother Anderson departed this life on October 17, 2018 due to long term illness. He leaves to mourn his lovely wife Gail, two sons Tyler & Jason, and one Daughter Judith Jackson of Las Vegas, NV. Four sisters, Joyce (Walter) Robinson of Dallas TX, Iris ( Brian) Pirtle, Kansas City, MO, Alexis Rainbow of Jacksonville, TN, Gayl Anderson of Las Vegas, NV. One brother Brad Anderson of Paddington, IN. He leaves to mourn four grandchildren, and three great grandchildren and a number of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Brother Anderson was a loyal and devoted husband and a great father. He was a praying man, he loved the Lord. Brother Anderson traveled the world as a musician. He relocated to Las Vegas in 1974. Brother Anderson was employed by EG&G until he retired. Brother Anderson departed this life on October 17, 2018 due to long term illness. He leaves to mourn his lovely wife Gail, two sons Tyler & Jason, and one Daughter Judith Jackson of Las Vegas, NV. Four sisters, Joyce (Walter) Robinson of Dallas TX, Iris ( Brian) Pirtle, Kansas City, MO, Alexis Rainbow of Jacksonville, TN, Gayl Anderson of Las Vegas, NV. One brother Brad Anderson of Paddington, IN. He leaves to mourn four grandchildren, and three great grandchildren and a number of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.








