Birth date: Jun 13, 1941 Death date: Oct 1, 2019
Joshua George Anderson was born on June 13, 1941, to Lucius and Lillian Anderson in Port Maria, St. Mary, Jamaica. He was the seventh child and third son of the couple’s eight children. He was a charismatic and curious child, who Read Obituary
İn memory of Joshua Anderson "Andy" how much this says, Be free of pain no more to weep.Find joy that never ends, possess new life that here you could not keep."Rest in peace," and though we grieve, Reaching for your hand in vain,our faith is such that we believe that all of us shall meet again. Go rest high on the mountain, Son your work on earth is done. " Rest in peace. From Peaches, and Friend.
I have lost an uncle, a friend and a confidant. I could trust him to tell it like it is no matter how it sounded. My uncle and I stayed in touch most of the time no matter where in the world I would be. I have so many fond memories of our times together wether near or far, for instance I fondly remembers him calling me on every birthday just to remind me I was getting old, because I made the mistake of calling him old man while I was in my late twenties. We could and would talk about any and everything for hours on end, and at the end of each conversation I would ask him who was his favorite niece, my sister Shernett or myself..... his response would always be, “wipe off your mouth”. RIP My dearest uncle. Your second favorite niece - Thornea
The loss of a loved one is life's most stressful event and can cause a major emotional crisis.
After the death of someone you love, you experience bereavement, which literally means "to be deprived by death." As the passing of a father.
God has blessed him with many loving people but his family have lost a precious person in there life. Mr. Anderson as I have always called him, was a charismatic person and for me his uncanny smile was sufficient enough to bring jokes into our lives. For his unconditional love for his family and country he was a precious person. He has spoke of his children, some of whom I have met. I have listened to the stories he so joyfully told me about his life in Jamaica and is enlistment in the JDF. His sparingly stay in the United States and his love of Jamaica. His love for his country never faltered. He has shared things with me that I can never repeat but have come to understand him as a man i looked up to.
For that time that I knew him and what he has shared with me, it was an honor to have known him.
I ask those that are close to him to please pray for his departed soul. May his soul rest in peace.
HS
