It is with great sadness we announce the passing of retired RCMP Staff
Sergeant Wayne "Andy" Orville Anderson on August 9th, 2025. Originally from
Pine Falls, Manitoba, born June 20th, 1938, Andy made his home in Ottawa and
was loved and will be missed by his wife (of almost 65 years) Ellen Anne
Anderson, their sons, grandchildren, great grandchildren, as well as nieces and
nephews and great friends from all over the country. As anyone who has met
Andy can tell you, he's never met a meal he didn't like, and got his greatest joy,
bringing joy to others. Whether it was belting out Sinatra (My Way) at karaoke or
going on golf trips, curling bonspiels or playing cards with his buddies, he loved
sharing a Crown Royal and a laugh with anyone. He was a true lover of life. As a
longstanding member and volunteer at the Legion, we ask that (in lieu of
flowers) donations be made to the Montgomery Legion. Services will be held on
August 20th, 1:00 p.m. with a reception to follow at Beechwood Cemetery
located at 280 Beechwood Avenue, Ottawa K1L 8A6. A recording of the livestream can be viewed here.
Livre de visiteurs
Mary Smith
Carol Fraser
I have such wonderful memories of my times visiting in Ottawa and all of the fun and laughs with my Uncle especially on games night! He was full of joy and made me feel so loved and welcome! Always a special place in my heart.
Harvey Chatterton
He changed my life by just knowing him. He made our working and play environments so special. I miss you Andy.
Heather Martin
My Uncle Andy had such a great sense of humour. I remember how he made us laugh with his many jokes. We always enjoyed fun times at his and my aunt's home in Ottawa when we were kids. I m glad he and my Aunt Ellen had almost 65 years together. I send my thoughts and condolences to my cousins Eric and Wayne, ther families and to my Aunt Ellen. Love you all. Heather
Gerry Provick
Andy, was a wonderful human being. I had the very good fortune of knowing him since 1978, when I first started working at the RCMP, in Support Services. He was one of the few, who became, my work family, like an older brother. My friendship and memories of him, will last my lifetime. Rest in Peace Andy!
Charles LeBlanc
RIP Andy. You were a great boss, father figure and friend.
Gerry Labbee
My deepest sympathies to all family members and friends. He was a great boss who made the workday enjoyable.
Barbara Gricken
To Andy’s family,
So sad to hear of Andy’s passing. He was such a wonderful man. I have many fond memories working for Andy at RCMP HQ years ago.
Barbara Gricken
Adelle Slegtenhorst
My sympathies to all his family and friends. You were a good friend to everyone. We will miss you. Have a fun playing Euchre in heaven.
Mr.Ken Smith
My Sincere Condolences to the Anderson Family, Wayne, Collin and Tyler .He was a Great Man.
To Andy’s family, my most sincere condolences. He can only be described as a character. He will be remembered.