Kirk Carrold Anderson
Kirk Carrold Anderson was born September 20, 1960 in Brenham, Texas and passed away June 16, 2021. He was raised in Houston, Texas where he developed a passion for jazz from his musical parents. He attended HSPVA in the instrumental music department and was a natural-born drummer. He joined his parents’ band at the age of 13 and performed regularly with the Andy Anderson Trio at the Savoy Room in the Houston Oaks Hotel. Later, he continued his musical life with many bands including The Martha White Band. Kirk loved a good jam session!
Kirk had a generous and giving heart. He was loved by many. His door was always open to any friend in need, but his dog was his best friend. He loved taking his pet companions to the bay for morning coffee and sunrise.
Kirk had an amazing memory and could remember every detail to every story. He was known as “Moose” to his family, but his Granddaddy called him “Farmer Brown”.
Kirk’s daughter, Brittany, was the love of his life. They enjoyed their time together by eating Mexican food and listening to music. They also spent many weekends at Aunt Appie’s house where she played with her cousins.
Kirk is preceded in death by his father, Andy Anderson. He is survived by his daughter, Brittany Yerian, son-in-law, Nathan, and grandson, Elijah; mother, Connie Sones Anderson; siblings: April Guseman and her husband, Scott, Lynlee D’Apice and her husband, Angelo; nephews: Adrian and Taylor Guseman; Daniel and Andrew D’Apice; and cousins: Kelly Anderson Baker and Sean Anderson.
A viewing for Kirk will be held at the Crowder Funeral Home in League City (1645 E Main St, League City, TX 77573) on Tuesday, June 22, at 12:00pm followed by a funeral service at 1:00pm. His burial will proceed after the funeral service to Calvary Catholic Cemetery in Galveston (2506 65th St, Galveston, TX 77551).
Pallbearers include: Scott, Adrian, and Taylor Guseman; Rob and Michael Baker; Sean Anderson.
The family would like to thank the staff at Friendship Haven for their compassion and amazing care. He felt at home there.
If you choose, donations can be made to The Bay Area Pet Adoptions of Texas (bayareapetadoptions.org).
The Beat Goes On … !
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My deepest sympathy to Connie, April and Scott as well as the entire family.
It is extremely difficult to lose our “little boys” but we have memories to review every day.
Kirk and Andy are jamming’ in heaven.
Love to you all,
Jackie
My heart goes out to the whole family. Sharing in your sadness as we remember Kirk. Please know that I am with you always,
Mary Barakat Slovak
Nahida Barakat
Betty Falco
Fred Barakat
I was so sorry to hear about your son’s passing. It sounds like he had a wonderful life and you will have many cherished memories. I’m very sad that you had to experience the loss of a child. May God bless you and your family. Love, Cathy Erminger
Kirk,
I miss you. I just found out and my heart broke. You were a wonderful person. I will always remember you. You were a big brother, always helping me and letting me know when I over thought things. I hope you are jamming out with the best of them. Love you ♥