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Anderson, Jonathan Dean
Farmington – Jonathan Dean Anderson passed suddenly on May 12, 2016 of natural causes. Jon’s friends are invited on Saturday June 4, at 11 a.m. for a graveside service at White Haven Cemetery, 210 Marsh Road, Pittsford. A gathering will follow the service from noon to 4 p.m. at the Thirsty Turtle, Route 96, Victor.
In lieu of flowers, and in keeping with Jon’s kindness and care for others, we ask you to consider paying it forward by doing an act of kindness for someone in need. Jon will smile on you for youract of kindness. Jon is now with his parents, who predeceased him, Dr. Ernest and Wanda Anderson, enjoying full peace, love and joy. Galatians 5:22. Arrangements have been entrusted to Richard H. Keenan Funeral Home, Fairport.
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8 responses to “Anderson, Jonathan Dean”
Jon, you’re my favorite brother, you are missed. We will pay it forward as acts of kindness. Give special greetings to all those we love. We will see you later. Can you fly?
Jon, I figured it out. You spent 6 years of your life taking care of our Mother and Father. You were promised by them that you would be rewarded. It was’t with money as we expected, but rather to be in the presence of God, in Heaven with our parents, and Heavenly treasures. You laid up treasures in heaven that can not be taken away, or be stolen.
Jon was at true friend. I will miss his humor and advice on “home repair” projects. My morning cup of coffee at Papa Jacks just doesn’t seem the same. You are truly missed dear friend, God Bless and rest in peace. Gary
We have lost a true angel and loving spirit, who gave tirelessly with humor, patience and sensitivity. Thank you Jon for your friendship. We are deeply honored to have you in our lives. Please watch over and guide all of us from your new Home in Heaven. Love Marie and Alek
Uncle Jon, you taught me how to water ski, love motorcycles, and the meaning of an honest day’s work. I’ll never forget you.
Jon,
I will always cherish our dances we shared at “The Sunrise Hill Inn” many years ago.Your smile was contagious and your kindness was amazing.Fly high my friend.You will be missed by many of us.
Jon,
Years ago you helped me to understand that sometimes the runner stumbles — that it is okay, and that I could get up and run again. Thank you.
Contentment, joy and love until we meet again.
Jon my dear friend from long ago. Just yesterday I heard of your passing and my heart is broken. It was your love for all people and your kindness for animals that I loved about you. Your beautiful soul was your gift from God and you shared that with all of us. I will never forget you because my heart would not allow me to. Always an angel who loved to fly.
Remember I told you to tuck in your wings? I knew they were real!! Thank you for your friendship and for teaching me to have faith. I will always love you Jon.
Donna Nemitz