Joseph Arthur Anderson

October 18, 2051 - August 18, 2022
Joseph Arthur Anderson

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Joseph “Joe” Arthur Anderson, 70, of Hendersonville, North Carolina, was promoted to Heaven Thursday, August 18, 2022, at Advent Health Hospital.

Born in Brooklyn, New York, to the late Arthur Joseph Anderson and Grace Brunke Anderson. Joe spent nearly thirty years in Brooklyn before building a life for himself and family in Seaford, New York. Joe and Marie were married at Our Lady of the Skies Chapel at Kennedy Airport. Eventually Joe and his beloved wife, Marie, made Hendersonville, North Carolina, their home.

Joe graduated from Brooklyn Technical High School and Farmingdale College; he was employed as a regional manger for Seamans Furniture and found his passion serving as an aviation operator for Jet Blue. He was a devout Catholic. For fifty years, Joe was an active member of Silver Masque Players, Society of Organ Music, and the Branford Trolley Museum; he was also involved with Board of Directors at Carriage Park. In addition, Joe was active in the roads, environmental conservation, and safety committees in Carriage Park.

Joe loved spending time with his family. He enjoyed sharing his love of planes, trains, Disneyland and his New York Islanders. He was looking forward to taking his grandchildren on adventures on a steam engine and their first roller coaster ride.

Left to cherish Joe’s memory are his loving wife of forty-two years, Marie (Shager) Anderson; daughter Jeanne Marie McKeefrey (Steven) of Nesconset, New York; son Chris Anderson (Debra) of Delmar, New York; grandchildren Emily and Vanessa and sister Evelyn Mursion (George) of Newark, Delaware. Joe also leaves behind niece Kristin Murison.

A memorial service will be held at a later date.

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  • October 29, 2022
    David Dubelle says:
    I had the pleasure of working with Joe at Seaman's Furniture which led to a good friendship. Over the years we talked a lot about trains, his chorale group activities and airplanes. After I left New York we stayed in touch via Facebook. When Joe moved to North Carolina, we discussed getting together when I was going to visit the Asheville area. I'm sorry that never happened. I will miss Joe and will remember him fondly in the years to come.

  • October 29, 2022
    David Dubelle says:
    I had the pleasure of working with Joe at Seaman's Furniture, which led to a friendship. We stayed in touch via Facebook after I left New York, and Joe moved to North Carolina. His love of trains, music and airplanes were a source of much conversation. I will miss Joe and I will remember him fondly.

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