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Bob Anderson Random Photos

Here are a few photos that were scanned of Bob’s life that I found interesting. Return to Bob and Avis Photo Gallery Page

Bob Anderson Nebraska Public Power Retirement Photos

Here are a few photos that were scanned of Bob’s retirement from Nebraska Public Power Return to Bob and Avis Photo Gallery Page

Protected: Bob Anderson and Avis Munter Anderson Homes

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Protected: Bob Anderson and Avis Munter Anderson Stories

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Bob Anderson and Avis Munter Anderson Photo Galleries and Stories

This page is a link to a few different photo galleries with photos from Bob Anderson and Avis Munter Anderson photo archives. This is by no means all inclusive of what I have, but is a good assortment. If you have other fun ones to share please reach out and they can be added toContinue reading “Bob Anderson and Avis Munter Anderson Photo Galleries and Stories”

Bob Anderson and “Belinda”

One of my grandpa Bob’s favorite stories to tell was of “Belinda” the car. Bob and some friends had an old 1917 Model T Ford that they purchased for $1.50. They had no money for gas, and would check for any fuel left in the gasoline tank hoses and would cruise around on whatever gasContinue reading “Bob Anderson and “Belinda””

Reuben Anderson and Gladys Hagerdon Anderson

There are quite a few posts in a row here on the Anderson and Hagerdon family, mostly because I had put these together earlier for another site and am transferring them over. This is a listing of different newspaper articles and documents gathered from the Anderson Family and from Bob and Avis’s documents Reuben andContinue reading “Reuben Anderson and Gladys Hagerdon Anderson”

Bob Anderson and the Superstition Mountains

When Bob and Avis retired from Nebraska Public Power they spent winters in Apache Junction, AZ. Apache Junction and Tortilla Flat, where they loved to take people, are close to the Superstition Mountains. The Superstition Mountains are home to the Lost Dutchman’s Gold Mine which is possibly one of the most famous lost mines inContinue reading “Bob Anderson and the Superstition Mountains”

Harold Anderson Golden Gloves Tournament

We also know that before enlisting in WWII Harold was an excellent boxer. I remember Grandpa Bob telling us this, but it didn’t sink in until I found a series of articles from the Sioux City Journal on the Golden Glove Boxing Tournament in Dec 1936. Harold boxed at 109 pounds! He made it toContinue reading “Harold Anderson Golden Gloves Tournament”

Alex Lobner and Millie (Seibert) Lobner Story

We were so fortunate a few years ago to have Cory’s parents sit down with his grandparents Alex and Millie and record their remembrances. They tell so many fun stories of their lives growing up. Alex had a pet Coyote(!) and Millie tells a story of hiding from the gypsies in Laurel and falling asleep.Continue reading “Alex Lobner and Millie (Seibert) Lobner Story”