Jesse Dane Anderson

Birth date: Aug 6, 2007 Death date: Jan 19, 2019

Jesse Dane Anderson never ceased to amaze us with his vivacious personality and special talents. His favorite things to do were swing on the playground with staff and family, go to P.E. and music class with his friends, and watch Read Obituary

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Lisajane Gildehaus

392w ago

It has been my pleasure to know the Anderson family since Danni was in kindergarten; she and my youngest son Eric were in class together, and he invited her to participate in his birthday party. A good time was had by all. I have worked with both Eva and Danni in class, and I am sorry to learn that Jesse was called to Heaven so early in life, but I hope the family finds comfort in his peaceful journey. It was not one filled with pain or strife, but a gentle, dreaming, welcoming embrace into God's arms. I am grieved by your loss of Jesse; it is never easy to lose a loved one, and I am praying for your family as you work through the healing process. The memories of your time with Jesse will become even more cherished with the passage of time; hang on to those treasures and allow them to help you heal. Please do not hesitate to reach out to your Gilbert Middle School and Gilbert High School family; we are here to support Eva and Danni in any way we can. Blessings to all, LisaJane (LJ) Gildehaus / Mrs. G.; RLA 8 Instructor, Gilbert Middle School

P Larson

392w ago

I have been an associate on Jesses' school bus. He was a joy to all. My sympathy to his family.

Jeff Bakke

392w ago

I was blessed to have Jesse in my fifth grade class and to see him in the halls at Prairie Trail Elementary and again this year as we both made the transition to Parkview Midfle School. Jesse brought out the goodness in all of us. He loved listening to poetry and music, and I could count on him for a cheerful greeting, smile, and a high five any time I saw him in the halls. I cherish the memory of seeing Jesse in the front row at assemblies, rocking, clapping, and shrieking with joy during the songs we played and sang. He was a blessing to all of us.
-Jeff Bakke

Ursula

392w ago

I was lucky enough to meet Jesse years ago, when I first came to Camp SunnySide as a counselor. Each year I have looked forward to spending time with one of the most wonderful young men I have ever met. Jesse's giggle could bring joy to any and all moments at camp and I know he will be missed by so many.
My deepest condolences to Jesse's family.
Thank you Jesse, for all the joy you have brought to me and everyone else around you.

Hugh F

392w ago

I had the pleasure of being one of Jesse's counselors at Camp Sunnyside for the past three years. He was a beautiful person, full of laugher and life. He never failed to put a smile on my face and I have countless fond memories of sitting with him in the summer sun, waving and saying hello to everyone who walked by and laughing at the craziest jokes we could come up with. The first thing I used to do when I arrived at camp for the summer season would be to check the weeks that Jesse would be there; I counted down the days until his next session as soon as he pulled away in his van on a Friday! My heartfelt condolences to Jesse's family, friends and staff. I know I speak on behalf of all the summer counselors that have gotten to know Jesse over the years when I say that he will be missed deeply by all of us. Heaven truly has gained an angel.

Reagan H

392w ago

Jesse was the most happy person I knew. I remember that I would be in the halls at Prairie Trail/ Parkview and he would just have a smile on his face and say hi and that always made my day.
- Reagan H.

Story Nelson

392w ago

Once at school we had an assembly and I was upset. Jesse talked to me and made me smile. I will miss seeing him at school. Story N. - Parkview Middle School

Steve Bargar

392w ago

Jesse was one of the first "friends" I made when I came to work at CS. I have fond memories of his smiling face as he bounced on my knee. He was a very special boy who shared much love with many. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and all who cared for him.

Sherry Winter

392w ago

I took care of Jesse at ChildServe transitional care unit. I loved taking care of him and I got to know his family. He was a darling, sweet, little boy who touched a lot of lives. My prayers to the Anderson family.

C. Pringle

392w ago

My condolences to the family. When loosing a loved one it can be unbearable. That is why God has provided scriptures in the Bible to help ones cope with the loss. In the Bible book of Isaiah 25:8 Jehovah God promises soon to "swallow up death forever." He also promises to bring back those who have fallen asleep in death (Acts 24:15). In a little while longer this kind of pain will be a thing of the past (Revelations 21:4). May these scriptures bring you comfort in this difficult time

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