June 25, 1933 – Could 6, 2025
Jack Arthur Anderson, 91, of the City of Sevastopol (previously of Gills Rock), died peacefully within the consolation of his house Tuesday night, Could 6, 2025 with household at his facet.
He was born June 25, 1933 in Cary, Illinois, the son of Edward G. Anderson and Rose M. (Homola) Anderson. Jack graduated from Crystal Lake Group Excessive Faculty in Illinois with the category of 1951. He went on to review training at Northern Illinois College in DeKalb, Illinois.
Jack was drafted to serve his nation with the US Military, coming into into lively service on July 17, 1956. He was stationed in Japan, the final place he initially needed to be, however he got here to find it irresistible there. Jack was honorably discharged from the Military on June 30, 1962 with the rank of SP4.
Upon his return house to Illinois, he continued his research at Northern Illinois to finish his BS Diploma in Training and MS Diploma in Artwork Training. Jack accepted an elementary instructing place with Crystal Lake Faculty District 47 the place he taught fifth grade initially. There, he met fellow Elementary Faculty trainer Susan Lindholm who taught simply throughout the corridor from him. They had been united in marriage on June 19, 1965 at South Facet Swedish Membership in Chicago. Jack adopted his ardour for artwork, and switched to instructing artwork for the Crystal lake Faculty District. He was a member of the Crystal Lake Academics Affiliation. Jack retired from instructing within the late 1970’s.
Jack and Sue opened an Artwork Gallery within the decrease stage of a constructing on the ferry dock in Gills Rock in 1971. In 1976, they moved their artwork gallery to Sister Bay and owned that till 2008. Jack and Sue moved to Door County full-time in 1986 and lived in Gills Rock till 2022. Then they moved to the City of Sevastopol to be nearer to their Sturgeon Bay household.
Jack grew to become a widely known and revered artist throughout the Door County artwork neighborhood. He appreciated his friendships with fellow Door County artists, Charles “Chick” Peterson, Karsten Topelmann, and James Ingwersen, amongst others. Jack was a member of the Door County Artwork League and served on the Acquisitions Committee for the Miller Artwork Museum in Sturgeon Bay. He additionally served on the board for the Door County Humane Society (now the Wisconsin Humane Society – Door County Campus). Except for his ardour for portray, Jack additionally loved adorning his house and was an avid reader of mysteries. He
Jack can be missed by his spouse, Sue, with whom he was blessed to share almost 60 years of marriage; (fraternal twin) sister, Geraldine Burhop of Cary; sister-in-law, Carol (Jim) Mullaney of Sister Bay; nieces and nephews; different family; and pals.
He was preceded in dying by his mother and father; three brothers and two sisters; and different family.
No public companies are scheduled to be held, per Jack’s request.
Memorials could also be given in Jack’s honor for the Miller Artwork Museum (107 S. 4th Avenue, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235); the Wisconsin Humane Society – Door County Campus (3475 Park Drive, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235); Northern Door Kids’s Heart (10520 Judith Blazer Drive, Sister Bay, WI 54234); or any Door County non-profit group.
“A heartfelt thanks goes out to care-givers Nancy Moses, Kelsie Marsh, Aria Sleger, and Kelly Meyer for the loving and devoted care you gave to Jack and the assistance you may have been to our household. Additionally thanks to the caregivers from Dwelling As an alternative Senior Care, particularly Will and Alix, and to the workers of Unity Hospice for the supportive care you offered.”
Casperson Funeral Dwelling & Cremation Providers in Sister Bay is aiding the Anderson household. Expressions of sympathy, reminiscences, and pictures of Jack could also be shared together with his household via his tribute web page at CaspersonFuneralHome.com
