Ewing W. Anderson
December 28, 1931 –
Ewing Warren (Sunny) Anderson, 93, of Kings Point, Sun City Center, FL, went to meet the Lord on July 24, 2025, very peacefully, with his family by his side. Born on December 28, 1931, in Baldwin City, Kansas, he dedicated his life to service, both in the military and in his community family.
Sunny had an exceptional, long-term memory, regaling friends and family with dates about growing up and his time in the Air Force. He moved back to Florida to help care for his mother till she passed. He moved to Kings Point where he loved square dancing with his new wife, Molly, who preceded him in death.
Sunny’s new love was the Bob’s Vets. Thursday morning breakfast was the highlight of his week, way too many vets to mention each one. The honor flight was his most outstanding event next to his time in the Air Force.
Sunny is survived by his children, Susan Scottson (Robert), Kelly Anderson Spekman (Travis), Brandon Bejarano (Kathryn), Brittany Bejarano, Emma Anderson, Jake Alsept, Ashley Anderson, Kara Velazquez (Luis); sister, Geraldine Walker (Felton); and many nieces and nephews.
A celebration of life was held on August 9, 2025, at Sun City Center United Methodist Church, 1971 Hartford Ave., Sun City Center, FL. His internment is at Memorial Sunset Gardens, Kansas City, KS.
Sunny had an exceptional, long-term memory, regaling friends and family with dates about growing up and his time in the Air Force. He moved back to Florida to help care for his mother till she passed. He moved to Kings Point where he loved square dancing with his new wife, Molly, who preceded him in death.
Sunny’s new love was the Bob’s Vets. Thursday morning breakfast was the highlight of his week, way too many vets to mention each one. The honor flight was his most outstanding event next to his time in the Air Force.
Sunny is survived by his children, Susan Scottson (Robert), Kelly Anderson Spekman (Travis), Brandon Bejarano (Kathryn), Brittany Bejarano, Emma Anderson, Jake Alsept, Ashley Anderson, Kara Velazquez (Luis); sister, Geraldine Walker (Felton); and many nieces and nephews.
A celebration of life was held on August 9, 2025, at Sun City Center United Methodist Church, 1971 Hartford Ave., Sun City Center, FL. His internment is at Memorial Sunset Gardens, Kansas City, KS.