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IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Richard "Dick"
Anderson
November 15, 1938 – February 19, 2015
Obituary
Funeral services for Richard "Dick" Anderson 76 of White Horse, SD will be Tuesday Feb 24, 2015 at 2:00 PM MST at the Timber Lake School Gym. Burial will be in the Timber Lake Cemetery under the direction of Kesling Funeral Home of Mobridge. . Visitation will be Monday, Feb. 23, 2015 from 5:00 to 8:00m PM MST at the Anderson Lodge at White Horse. Mr. Anderson passed away Feb 19 at St. Alexius Medical center in Bismarck.
Richard Dean Anderson was born on November 15, 1938, in Tenino, WA, to Russel and Mary (Brown) Anderson. In 1945 the family moved to Timber Lake, SD. Richard graduated from Timber Lake High School in 1956.
He married Mary Jane Ducheneaux on February 7, 1963. To this union their children, Teri, Kelli, and Lyle, were born. They moved to White Horse, SD, in 1965 when they joined a partnership with their cousin, Melvin Anderson, and began their ranching operation.
Richard loved visiting family and friends, and he also enjoyed having Mary Jane cook for all who came to their home.
Richard adored his grandchildren and was thrilled to have all of them call him "Pappy".
Richard's faith in the lord was strong and these are some words that he lived by: "Life is not made by dollars or by men that respect you or by lots of large friends or by lines on a page just for you. Life is your minutes made in the Name of Jesus, your most prized possession!"
Dick is survived by his wife, Mary Jane of White Horse, SD; his daughters, Teri (Jim) VanDusen of McLaughlin, SD, Kelli (Paul) Baker of Moorcroft, WY; his son, Lyle (Kim) Anderson of White Horse, SD; his grandchildren, Kyli VanDusen, Jace Baker, Bruz VanDusen, Jamie Baker, Savanna Anderson, Ryan Baker and Sloan Anderson; his brothers, Boyd (Vallee) Anderson of Eagle Butte, SD, John (DeLonn) Anderson of Phoenix, AZ.; his sisters, Sharon (Ed) Lind of Omak, WA, and Rosannah Stone of Omak, WA; his sister-in-law, Dixie Garr of Belle Fourche, SD; his adopted sons, Jess (Lisa) Schlosser of Timber Lake, SD, Ken (Roxanne) Ripley of Belle Fourche, SD and David (Megan) Klein of Alaska.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Rusty and Mary Anderson; and his brother, Gordon Anderson.
Richard Dean Anderson was born on November 15, 1938, in Tenino, WA, to Russel and Mary (Brown) Anderson. In 1945 the family moved to Timber Lake, SD. Richard graduated from Timber Lake High School in 1956.
He married Mary Jane Ducheneaux on February 7, 1963. To this union their children, Teri, Kelli, and Lyle, were born. They moved to White Horse, SD, in 1965 when they joined a partnership with their cousin, Melvin Anderson, and began their ranching operation.
Richard loved visiting family and friends, and he also enjoyed having Mary Jane cook for all who came to their home.
Richard adored his grandchildren and was thrilled to have all of them call him "Pappy".
Richard's faith in the lord was strong and these are some words that he lived by: "Life is not made by dollars or by men that respect you or by lots of large friends or by lines on a page just for you. Life is your minutes made in the Name of Jesus, your most prized possession!"
Dick is survived by his wife, Mary Jane of White Horse, SD; his daughters, Teri (Jim) VanDusen of McLaughlin, SD, Kelli (Paul) Baker of Moorcroft, WY; his son, Lyle (Kim) Anderson of White Horse, SD; his grandchildren, Kyli VanDusen, Jace Baker, Bruz VanDusen, Jamie Baker, Savanna Anderson, Ryan Baker and Sloan Anderson; his brothers, Boyd (Vallee) Anderson of Eagle Butte, SD, John (DeLonn) Anderson of Phoenix, AZ.; his sisters, Sharon (Ed) Lind of Omak, WA, and Rosannah Stone of Omak, WA; his sister-in-law, Dixie Garr of Belle Fourche, SD; his adopted sons, Jess (Lisa) Schlosser of Timber Lake, SD, Ken (Roxanne) Ripley of Belle Fourche, SD and David (Megan) Klein of Alaska.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Rusty and Mary Anderson; and his brother, Gordon Anderson.
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