Rest in peace Bill, you will always be remembered.
Lest we forget

Bill was a true gentleman, good friend and interesting conversationalist. He will be missed by all who knew him

So sorry to hear of the passing of Bill Anderson. He was a great man with a great soul and will be sadly missed by so many people. My condolences to his family.

Getting to know Bill through a mutual friend was indeed a gift. He was knowledgeable on so many subjects which he gladly shared; he had a quick wit and a wonderful sense of humor; his pride in being a Canadian knew no bounds; he played a mean game of cribbage (which he mostly won) and enjoyed a good meal accompanied by only “good” wine.

He was a unique Canadian whom we feel very privileged to have known – he will be missed by us and by many others.

Spent 10 days together in France last June. Wonderful, colourful memories. So sorry not to have one more conversation nor allow him his last word

Sending our sincere condolences to Bill’s family and friends. He was an amazing man that will be missed in the community.
God Bless!

A true gentleman in every way. My condolences to his family and many friends.

So very sorry to hear of the passing of Bill. He was a truly remarkable man. We will cherish our fond memories of him and remain forever grateful for his heroic service during WWII. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family.

Victoria, I would like to offer you my sincere condolences on the passing of your grandfather. He was an admirable gentleman. I am thinking about you.

I had the honour of meeting Mr. Anderson at the 75th Anniversary of D-Day at Juno Beach. Our paths would cross again through mutual connections in Goderich where the following December visited him at his home where we spent three hours chatting. As a serving member of the military it was an important an invaluable experience to hear his story and I’m sure he enjoyed the time as well. He was amazingly sharp during the visit and his eyes clearly shone a life of duty and accomplishment. I am very sad to hear of his passing. My condolences to his family who he spoke very highly of and much about during the visit.

Heartfelt sympathy to all Bill’s family from the Stoughton family. Bill and Betty were dear friends of my parents, George and Mary Stoughton, and our families spent many happy summers together at Duck Cove. My mother (age 94) had a lovely phone conversation with Bill just a few weeks before he passed away. He was as full of life as ever with plenty of stories to share. Bill was one of a kind, someone I feel privileged to have known. He will be missed but always remembered by family and friends.