Anderson Funeral Home

Anderson Funeral Home Anderson Funeral Home & Cremation Services is a family owned funeral home in St. Paul, Minnesota.

The firm was founded as the "Johnson & Sons" funeral home at 932 Payne Avenue. The funeral home was purchased by Harold & Melba Anderson from the Johnson family in 1943. Funeral Director Harold Anderson was joined in his profession by his sons Ronald Anderson in 1964 and Jeffrey Anderson in 1979. The funeral home eventually outgrew its facility on Payne Avenue, and a new building was constructed o

n Arcade Street (Highway 61) a block south of Phalen Park Golf Course. Harold Anderson died in November of 1988, but his sons continue to operate the mortuary. Anderson Funeral Home stands as a testament to care and concern for families of the Saint Paul and surrounding suburbs who have suffered the death of a loved one. Many funeral homes today have been acquired by large multi-national corporations, but we at Anderson Funeral Home have always prided ourselves on providing the personal service every family deserves at a fair and reasonable cost.

At Anderson Funeral Home, our work is rooted in care, respect, and honoring the fullness of a life.During Pride Month, a...
06/03/2026

At Anderson Funeral Home, our work is rooted in care, respect, and honoring the fullness of a life.

During Pride Month, and every month, that care includes LGBTQ+ people, partners, families, friends, and communities.

Every life deserves to be held with care.

We pause, we reflect, we extend the utmost gratitude.
05/25/2026

We pause, we reflect, we extend the utmost gratitude.

05/10/2026

Meeting you where you're at today this Mother's Day.

05/09/2026

Here in the US (and many other countries around the world), Mother's Day is upon us. We're thinking of all the people for whom this weekend is particularly difficult.

The second Sunday in May (and all of the advertising & social media activity around it) seriously sucks for so many people, in more ways than I can list.

So many wounds in the world. So many ways to be wounded. My loves, whether or not the reason(s) you are hurting are listed in this post, please take good care of yourselves.

I wish these made-up holidays didn't come with so much extra grief. There is plenty to go around without these greeting card dates.

For now, please know that however this Mother's Day affects you, we're all here in this together, holding onto each other, holding each other up.

Whatever your loss — mother-related or no — I hope this weekend gifts you with something that lets you feel held, if only for a moment.

How about you? Is this Mother's Day thing hard for you, or is it a non-issue? If it's not a sore point for you, how does the mother-related pain of others affect you? Let us know in the comments.

NOTE: This community is a NO GRIEF-SHAMING ZONE. It's okay if you do not identify with or understand why something was included on this graphic. But that does NOT give you license to question it or complain about it in the comments. Please keep your opinions about other peoples' losses and grief to yourself.

05/09/2026

My grief is like the weather. Somedays it’s calm, quiet, maybe even a little sunny. Other days it’s a devastating storm that makes me feel angry, exhausted, raw, and empty. I wake up in the morning and wonder – "Am I even alive at all? And if so, how am I supposed to make it through this day?"

Nurses,Today and everyday, we thank you for your endless care. You hold this World together.
05/06/2026

Nurses,
Today and everyday, we thank you for your endless care. You hold this World together.

TODAY! All welcome! Stop by between Noon-3pm as we participate in  . Choose what you'd like to partake in, share in coff...
04/26/2026

TODAY! All welcome! Stop by between Noon-3pm as we participate in . Choose what you'd like to partake in, share in coffee and snacks, leave feeling less isolated in your grief.

04/24/2026

Join us this Sunday, April 26th, for Annual Grief In Public Day.

We'll have communal grief painting, a wind phone offering, children's grief books for the child within us all, conversation cards for quiet reflection or sharing with others, writing to our dead, a tree of grief, coffee/tea/nibbles & more. Take part in what you'd like, leave the rest.

We look forward to connecting with community.


annualgriefinpublicday.com

04/22/2026
04/18/2026

Annual Grief-in-Public Day at Anderson Funeral Home.
April 26th Noon-3pm. Pop by for a few, or stay the whole time!

Grief-in-Public Day is a collective invitation to bring grief into the open. Join us at Anderson Funeral Home, where we’ll gather across several areas for a quiet reflection, writing to our dead, grief-focused creative crafting, and more grief connection.
Stop by as we recognize the gaps in how our culture supports grief and work together to create a stronger, more connected community.



More on this collective call:
annualgriefinpublicday.com

Reach out with any questions, , we hope to see you.

Address

1401 Arcade Street
Saint Paul, MN
55106

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