Birth date: Jun 19, 1929 Death date: Jan 8, 2015
Bryan G. “Sonny” Anderson 85, of Eustis passed away on January 8, 2015. He was born in Orlando and moved to Eustis as a child in 1940. He was a cattle rancher and citrus grower, an avid hunter and outdoorsman. He graduated from Eu Read Obituary
Although we did not have the pleasure of getting to know your father, the fact that he is YOUR father speaks volumes as to what a wonderful person he was. We are so saddened by the tremendous loss in your life...father and best friend. Tom and Annmarie
Mark and I send our heartfelt sympathies to you and your family. Though we did know your father, we know he was much loved and will be very much missed.
Love and hugs to both of you.
Mark and Shawn
Know that the family is in our thoughts and prayers.
Roger and Shirley Bricault
May God hold you close at this time of loss and guide you along the way. Mr. Anderson will be missed but never forgotten. I am so glad I was able to have him as part of my life.
Love, hugs, and prayers
Christine Carter Getchell and Family
My deepest sympathy Judy. We always enjoyed having his cows on the farm. It made it more alive, but the grandchildren and I learned to steer clear of oak thickets with Baby calves around! That mother cow on guard duty had really LONG horns. It was always a pleasure to see both of you and exchange pleasantries. He was always Mr Anderson. He will be missed . Do take care... Ollie Sullivan
Growing up Sonny was always Mr. Anderson and he was such fun to be around. When I married he told me to call him Sonny..I looked at him and said 'OK Mr. Anderson.' He laughed, gave me a hug and said 'don't forget now'. He will be missed by many but he has plenty of company up above.. With love and hugs .. Sallie Dillard Wallace
Mr. Sonny truly enjoyed his vacation home in Hayesville, NC. He loved visiting our cabin down by the creek. He loved the outdoors. He enjoyed sitting on his front porch with friends and family enjpying the view of the mountains. He commented several times how he loved our home since it was wood inside and out. He will be truly missed by his friends in the mountains. We love you. David and Janice Crook
