Fletcher Hull Anderson

IN  LOVING  MEMORY  OF

Fletcher Hull Anderson

October 9, 1953 — April 19, 2019

CELEBRATION  OF  LIFE

Wednesday, May 1, 2019 at 6:00 p.m.

Villa Faria Clubhouse

7525 N. Willow, Fresno, California

RELATIVES

Wife:  Kathlynne Anderson

Children:  6

Grandchildren:  11

Parents:  Cuyler and Mary Anderson (both deceased)

Sister:  Susan Monasterio

Sister:  Daphne Cann

Brother:  Bruce Anderson

IF  YOU  COULD  SEE  ME

My prayers have all been answered –

I finally have arrived;

The healing that was long delayed –

Has now been realized.

No one is in a hurry –

No schedule must I keep –

I am being taught by Jesus

As I worship at His feet.

My short and temporary trials –

Have worked out for my good;

As He explained them unto me,

I have finally understood.

Though we have had our sorrows,

There is nothing so secure

As all our Savior has in store

For those who do endure.

If you could see me now …

I am whole and standing tall;

And thus the earthly pains I bore

Seem all so very small.

If you could see me now …

You would know I’ve seen His face;

And thus you would not ever want

For me to leave this place.

OBITUARY

Fletcher Anderson, age 65, of Fresno, California, passed peacefully to Heaven on “Good Friday” April 19, 2019 having spent the last 3 years battling stage four Prostrate Cancer, bladder cancer & kidney cancer. Fletcher was born to Cuyler & Mary Anderson on October 9, 1953 in Pomona, California and then was raised for his first 5 years on his parents cattle ranches in Montana, Wyoming and also in San Diego County. Then in 1959 the family moved to Rancho Santa Fe, California. Fletcher was very athletic. He competed in tennis, basketball and football. He also loved surfing & swimming. Fletcher enjoyed following his mother’s involvement in politics and he was a member of the Young Republican Club. In 1971 the family moved to Fresno, California where he graduated the following year from Bullard High School in I972. He attend San Diego State where he was a member of the tennis team. He was in Real Estate and Land Development for all of his adult life until 2014 when he was unable to work because of his health issues. Throughout his life he maintained a keen interest in golf; winning several tournaments. He enjoyed playing on dream Golf Courses around the country; Pebble Beach and Shadow Creek were his favorites. When Fletcher saw Tiger Woods win the Masters the Sunday before he passed, he stated:  “This has been such a special Day!” His love for God and teaching God’s Word was always present even since his teen years. His giving heart for all mankind was a passion. He was a great story teller and enjoyed family gatherings. He always enjoyed meeting new people...he knew no stranger.

“Don’t be sad for me,

I am more alive now than I have ever been –

I just have changed my address.”

Billy Graham

“Let’s give him one last clap coming down the 18th hole”

His Golfing Buddies
 

“May God touch you

with His healing hand

and give you the peace and comfort

you need to get through.”

Anon.

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