Book of Memories for Ranger Margaret Annalise Anderson

Condolence From Amanda H.~Lititz, PA

Fri, 29 Sep 2023 01:52:25 EDT

Listening to Park Predators Season 3, episode 1 called "Roadblock" gives account of the sad day when Margaret was killed while on duty. I'm very sorry for the loss of this brave woman. May God bless her family, friends and coworkers who were also on duty that day. May God rest Margaret's soul.

Story shared: Joint National Parks, Mt R/NisQually National National Parke & Bike Paths

Sat, 18 Jun 2022 23:34:01 EDT

A brilliant brains idea & mind worth reading & pondering in long contemplation. Inn honor of Marge's actions we hope to establish a extrordinary maze of greenway bike paths connecting future National Parke: Joint National Parke NisQually Nation National Parke connecting via greenlanes & State Parke's & city parke's W/ Mt Rainier National Parke'. Including highway cap wildlife crossings zoo Native Species such as Puma, Bears, that giant 9X9 bull elk that star'd me down, Coyote, Fox, rare & endanger'd Colorado Jumping Mice, SnowLeopard Mice, small pointy ear fuzzy tail mammals & marcupials W/ their Native Shores of Puget Sounde' aQuatic Preserve.& sea shore, John Deere'z, historic migrations. Allowing more breeding amongst species currently trap'd between city congestion. Adding protective camping sites in heart of Olympia, Tacoma Seattle regions including future light rail that will connect to downtown Olympia/Seattle, removing many oil/coolant leaking vehicles from the highway. inn'cluding, Milan style "Greenway LRT TROLLey Lines." Art & murals, Improving wildlife/Salmon spawning improvements. Hopefully rehabilitating JBLM highly poisonous carcinogen ground H2o causing various birth defects including cancers including (brain tumors) of locale communities directly adjacent to JBLM. Improving Puget Sounds h2o Quality & returning land in form of preservation/restoration to NisQually Naton National Parke Management. Creating @ safe haven for vulnerable mammals traveling the i-5 coridor where totally happy shred sick gnar brah National Parke Rangers like Lisa Simpson, brah. Can protect such vulnerable individiuals from the corruptive & violent crime hive cancer in itself known as JBLM. Say her name, Denise Smith. Say her name, Voodoo National Parke' Ranger Margaret' Anderson., etc... etc... etc....Turning @ crime prone area & Prison colony military base, into @ setting for healthy "GREEN bike path" neighborhoods. Improving home values & schools, Eductional oportunities. Book clubs & reading facilities. Community Centers. helthy baby's & recreation oportunites including & not limit'd to cleaner O2. Traditional Native American cultural centers & displays of such traditions. Most of all, @ end to the horrors that have occur'd to women specifically @ JBLM ast resutl of violent individuals of Invasive Species stature, non-natives to the Pacific NorthWest. Replacing such W/ the most beautiful Qualities @ mamal like Marge' Anderson idealyz'd herself therein defining her life & her beautiful ways of deescalating situations thru her brave, calm composure, patience & courageous personality to protect others in @ life well spent inn'syd "America's Most Popular Hotel Chain: the National Parke's Service of America." The newest "Jewel" of Emerald City & 'hood's surrounding.

Photo shared: Anderson_Margaret_03.jpg

Wed, 11 Jan 2012 18:43:44 EST

Condolence From Tom, Chris, Matt, Abby Loss

Mon, 09 Jan 2012 23:29:16 EST

God Bless you Margaret. May you rest in peace. Thank you for your service and protection to all. You will NEVER be forgotten.

Condolence From Tom, Chris, Matt, Abby Loss

Mon, 09 Jan 2012 23:27:50 EST

God Bless you Margaret. May you rest in peace. Thank you for your service and protection to all. You will NEVER be forgotten.

Condolence From Karin Krueger~Toms River, NJ

Sun, 08 Jan 2012 20:48:55 EST

I never knew Margaret personally, but I know Pastor Kritsch and so many more that loved Margaret deeply. Her family still needs her hugs and kisses. Her friends still need her love and kindness. There are joys to remember through the tears and sorrow. I am praying Margaret's family and friends will be given peace from our Father as Margaret rests in His arms.

Condolence From Edward Gordon

Sat, 07 Jan 2012 21:58:44 EST

My thoughts and prayers are with her family.

Condolence From Randy Just

Fri, 06 Jan 2012 14:55:29 EST

I, too, join those who have offered their condolences to the Anderson family and to the Park staff who worked alongside Margaret. As a fellow Park Ranger (with the State of Kansas), I can somewhat empathize with those who worked alongside of her, as we lost one of our own last year. Most people in the public take it for granted that the Park Ranger will always be there to assist or provide information for them while they are in the Park, but many forget that the same Park Ranger puts his or her life on the line when trouble ensues. Our prayers go out for the family and the Mt. Rainier National Park staff. May you find peace in the coming days, and may our fellow Park Ranger, Margaret, rest in peace. God Bless.

Condolence From Joni Hawley

Thu, 05 Jan 2012 11:40:02 EST

My sincere heartfelt sympathy to the family. My husband and I have both been park rangers in Michigan and Idaho State Parks we know there is always danger out there. God Bless her and your family.