Thomas Linden Anderson

Thomas Linden Anderson, a beloved husband, devoted father, and cherished brother, passed away on June 5, 2025, in Alpine, Texas. He was born on June 26, 1948, and gifted the world with his unwavering spirit for nearly 77 years.

A proud sheet metal worker by trade, Thomas exemplified the values of hard work and dedication throughout his career. He pursued his education diligently and earned his GED, laying the foundation for a life spent contributing his skills to many projects and providing for his family with pride. Thomas also served his country honorably in the Army, embodying the courageous spirit that defined his approach to life.

Beyond his professional commitments, Thomas had a zest for hobbies that enriched his life. His passion for woodworking and carpentry revealed his artistic side, where he transformed raw materials into cherished pieces. His love for cars showcased his interests in mechanics, reflecting a curiosity that compelled him to learn and create.

Thomas is survived by his loving wife, Laurie E. Anderson, who stood by his side through thick and thin, sharing laughter and challenges alike. He is also survived by his son, Spencer Anderson, who carries forward his father’s legacy with pride and a heart full of cherished memories. As a brother, Thomas leaves behind his dear sisters, Linda Lewis Anderson and Sandy Zimmerman, who will forever hold dear the times shared and the love exchanged.

Thomas is preceded in death by his father, Lindon Anderson, his mother, Flora Anderson, his step-father, Don Teschendorf, and his brother, Pete Anderson. The love they shared remains a guiding light, a reminder of the bonds that transcend time.

As we remember Thomas Linden Anderson, let us celebrate a life well-lived, a heart that embraced every moment, and a spirit that will continue to inspire. His legacy lives on in the stories he told, the laughter he shared, and the love he fostered in those around him. Take a moment to reflect on the beauty of his life and the remarkable impact he left on the hearts of his family and friends. He will be profoundly missed but forever remembered.