Anderson Funeral Service, Inc.

Anderson Funeral Service, Inc. Please come visit us on the North side of St. George Ave. In 1967, John Walton Anderson, Sr., and wife Agnes Johns Anderson moved to 5888 St. John, Sr. Anderson.

Local Family owned and operated (full service funeral home w/cremations and private chapel services)434 823 5002 Available by phone 24/7and non emergency online @ andersonfuneralservice@gmail.com. Nestled near the Blue Ridge Mountains in Crozet, Virginia, is the family-owned and operated Anderson Funeral Services, Inc. George Avenue and opened the business. Their two sons, John Walton Anderson, Jr., and Robert Samuel Anderson were just eight and two years old, too young to realize the new business would include them one day. was a native of Charlotte Court House, Virginia. He received his education from Presbyterian College in Maxton, North Carolina, and Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science in Cincinnati, Ohio. Before moving to Crozet, he worked for nine years in the funeral profession in Maxton, North Carolina, Red Springs, North Carolina and Charlottesville, Virginia. His wife was a business education teacher while living in North Carolina; when they moved to Charlottesville, Agnes accepted a position at Rock Hill Academy for three years. She then received a teaching position in the Albemarle County School system and taught for the next twenty-six years at Albemarle and Western Albemarle High Schools. After thirty-two years of teaching, she retired and became a part-time assistant in the funeral business with Mr. Today, Agnes continues to work as secretary and treasurer of the corporation. In 1998, the two sons began running the business after the death of their father. Today, Robert S. Anderson serves as president and John W. Anderson, Jr. as the vice president of the continuously growing company. Robert attended Piedmont Community College and graduated from John Tyler Community College in Chester, Virginia, with an Associate Degree in Applied Science, majoring in Funeral Service. John received a degree in business from James Madison University and as Associate Degree in Applied Science, majoring in Funeral Service from John Tyler Community College. Both are fully certified funeral directors and embalmers. The Andersons understand quality, service and cost are important to their friends and neighbors. They have genuine concern for all families, and they provide caring, dignified, and personalized service to the communities throughout Albemarle County and central Virginia. The business is capable of all types of services, arrangements, burials, cremations, memorials and transportation. Its facility can accommodate any type of religious faith or special wishes. For experienced service and counseling, contact Anderson Funeral Service of Crozet, Virginia.

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Carroll Grayson Pete Bruce of White Hall, Va. 87 passed away August 9th 2025. He was born October 15, 1937 to the late Earl N. Viola Shifflett Bruce, He is survived by his wife of 67 years, Florence Batten Bruce of White Hall, Va., sister NormaSusie Trible Charles of Richmond,

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Before vinyl lettering and modern graphics, every ambulance and fire truck was a true work of art. This photo from 1968 shows a craftsman hand-painting the Ballwin Fire Protection District name on an ambulance, long before we became Metro West. A quick look back at the skill and tradition which helped shape our history!

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John Johnny Cephas Reynolds, 87, of Crozet Virginia, formerly of Greensboro, North Carolina, passed away peacefully at his home on July 17, after a short courageous battle with multiple myeloma. Johnny was born on May 18, 1938 to Ralph and Frances in Greensboro, North Carolina. After graduating from...

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07/18/2025

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In Loving Memory of Ronald Lee Shifflett Sr. Ronald Lee Shifflett Sr., beloved father, grandfather, and friend, passed away at his residence on July 16, 2025, at the age of 88, surrounded by his loving family. He was born on August 18, 1936, to the late Jacob Floyd and Edith

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Behold, I come quickly: blessed is he that keeps the sayings of the prophecy of this book.（Revelation 22:7）
God says: “Many people may not care what I say, but I still want to tell every so-called saint who follows Jesus that, when you see Jesus descend from the heaven upon a white cloud with your own eyes, this will be the public appearance of the Sun of righteousness. Perhaps that will be a time of great excitement for you, yet you should know that the time when you witness Jesus descend from the heaven is also the time when you go down to hell to be punished. That will be the time of the end of God’s management plan and it will be when God rewards the good and punishes the evil. For the judgment of God will have ended before man sees signs, when there is only the expression of truth. Those who accept the truth and do not seek signs, and thus have been purified, shall have returned before the throne of God and entered the Creator’s embrace. Only those who persist in the belief that ‘The Jesus who does not ride upon a white cloud is a false christ’ shall be subjected to everlasting punishment, for they only believe in the Jesus who exhibits signs, but do not acknowledge the Jesus who proclaims severe judgment and releases the true way and life. And so it can only be that Jesus deals with them when He openly returns upon a white cloud. They are too stubborn, too confident in themselves, too arrogant. How could such degenerates be rewarded by Jesus? The return of Jesus is a great salvation for those who are capable of accepting the truth, but for those who are unable to accept the truth it is a sign of condemnation. You should choose your own path, and should not blaspheme against the Holy Spirit and reject the truth. You should not be an ignorant and arrogant person, but someone who submits to the guidance of the Holy Spirit and longs for and seeks the truth; only in this way will you benefit.”

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Crozet, VA
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