Justin was a Logistics Engineer for Amazon and his skills, talent, and dedication impacted all those around him, - he truly made a difference.
He was a life force that brought endless joy, love, laughter, and light to everyone, and anyone he met. He was strong, kind, and passionate about helping people, and had an extraordinary connection with dogs. Words cannot express the deep ocean of love he had for his friends and though he was born into a wonderful family, he created an even bigger one through all the lives he touched. He never met a stranger and lit up any room he entered. Born to make a difference, the seeds of love he sewed will forever bloom into a vast field of hope. The only thing to rival his passion for people was his passion for riding. The friends and family he made through that passion shall serve as a vanguard for all those who seek to find their joys in life. Not truly gone and never forgotten Justin is, was, and will always be a shining beacon of hope, love, and freedom of self that all humanity can be honored to call their own.
Justin was preceded in death by his great-grandparents Iva Ann and Aubrey Earl Whitten, his grandparents Almut and Dieter Bronisch, and his grandmother Judy Ann Whitten.
He was survived by his parents Ryan Anderson and Anabel Anderson, sister Taryn Anderson, grandfather Chuck Anderson, aunts and uncles Isabel and Dan Elam, Christina Bronisch-Mann and Tobias Mann, Nicole and Uwe Geist, Amy and Robert Dahl, his Cousins Kyle Ruiz, Joshua Bronisch Richey, Lucas Elam, Jacob Elam, Jonas Mann, Marie-Luise Mann, Paula Mann, Konstantin Roether, Julius Roether, Helena Roether, and by his family gained through life, siblings Christopher Gilbow and William Frazier, mother Angie Wycoff, father Chuck Frazier, and his loving girlfriend and sweetheart Maria Elisa Guedes.
