UNICOI COUNTY, TN - OBITUARIES - Jack F. Anderson, 22 May 1998
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Jack F. Anderson

Funeral services for Jack F. Anderson, age 76, who died at his residence in
Rosedale, Maryland, on Friday May 22, 1998, following a short illness, were
conducted at 10 a.m., Monday, May 25 in the chapel of Rosedale Funeral Home.
Graveside services and interment followed at Parkwood Cemetery.

Mr. Anderson was born in Erwin, and with his family moved to Baltimore,
Maryland following his service in the United States Navy in 1946. He later
went to work for Bethlehem Steel, which was to be the first of three separate
careers for him. After retiring from the Sparrows Pint Plant 31 and a half
years later, he was assistant electrical foreman and supervisor of the BOF
Electrical Section. From Bethlehem Steel, Mr. Anderson took an assignment for
12 years with Essex Community College retraining unemployed workers for new
jobs under a Federal-State grant program, and was highlighted by a project
completed by one of his classes which was to build a working walk-in
refrigerator. The project was given a special award by the United States
Department of Labor. It was while working in his position that Mr. Anderson
started his thrid career, his own refrigeration and air-conditioning business,
which he maintained until earlier this year. He has customers and friends
throughout the Baltimore area.

Survivors includeL his wife os 57 years, the former Lorene Fox; a son, John
Anderson, Easton, MD; two grandchildren and two great-grandhcildren. Rosedale
Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.