Brice Anderson

Brice Dean Anderson was born on October 15, 1993 in the Burley Mini Cassia hospital to the parents of Johanna and John Anderson. Brice returned home to his loving Heavenly Father on September 21, 2014, in Buhl, Idaho.
Brice graduated in 2012 from Buhl High School. He then attended Lincoln Tech College in Denver Colorado, for welding, where he excelled at the top of the class. Brice was very outgoing and loved spending time with his family and friends. Brice had a big personality and a wild smile that could lite up any room he walked into. Brice was a great strength to his family and friends that will never be forgotten.
Brice had a passion for raising and showing cattle where he excelled on a state and national level. He was a member of the Idaho State Jr. Hereford Association, and National Hereford Association. He had a passion for agriculture and loved to work on the ranch farming. He was very athletic and loved to play baseball. Ever since Brice was a little boy you could find him out on the ball field. His love for baseball continued all through his high school career. Brice was a true Redneck through and through, you could find more grease under Brice's knuckles then on any car, or truck around. He could tell you how to fix anything around. He had a true passion for tinkering with any tool. Brice was an Avid sportsmen who loved to hunt and fish with his family and friends. Brice loved to hunt anything from ducks to deer. You could always find Brice's dog KC by his side. She was his greatest companion and best friend, he would always take her out and buy her cheeseburgers, it got so bad he had to start calling them CB's when she was around. He could never turn the windshield wipers on in the truck when she was in there because she hated them so bad. Brice was the greatest strength and protector to his mother Johanna, and sisters Sallie and Bailey. He loved them very much and would do anything for them.
He is survived by his father, John (Stephanie) Anderson of Rupert, Idaho; his mother, Johanna (John) Gomez of Buhl; his sisters, Sallie and Bailey Anderson of Buhl, Idaho; step siblings, Janelle (Mike) Lyman, Amanda (James) Blankenchip, all of Washington, Jonathon Gomez of Buhl, Idaho; grandparents, Jearlyn Nelson, Del Barnes, Marlin (Liz) Nelson; aunts and uncles, Arlin (Jennifer) Nelson, Ted Nelson, Mike (Catherine) Nelson, Bruce (Tara) Anderson, Les Anderson; cousins, Boeden and Treven Nelson and other cousins who greatly loved him; dearest friends, Oren Carlton and Devin Silva.
He was proceeded in death by his grandparents, Keith & Sallie Anderson, Frank & Elva Garner, Al & Jeanive Applen.
A viewing will be held from 5 - 7 p.m. Friday, September 26th at Farmer Funeral Chapel in Buhl. A funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, September 27th at the 7th street gym in Buhl.