SSgt William Watt Anderson
(1917 - 2011)
Born in Leith, Edinburgh. Sheet metal worker by trade. Served as welder & Field Engineer in Italy & Egypt 1948-1952.
Lived in Cheltenham from 1952. Worked at Gloucester Aircraft Company, Douglas Equipment, Vibixa, Cheltenham Racecourse and was the eponymous patron of Anderson's Coffee House in Cheltenham. 'Retirement' was not a word in his vocabulary!
Passed away suddenly but peacefully aged 94 years. Beloved widower of Joyce and very special Dad of Yvonne, Susan & Helen, Grandad of Rachel, Karen, Christopher, Kirsty, Tori, Georgina, Thomas & Jack; Great-Grandad of Jamie & Phoebe.
Added by: Yvonne Anderson-Foss on 10 September 2011.
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