Chandler P. Anderson

1866–1936 (age 70)

Biography

Chandler P. Anderson, born in 1866, was deeply connected to the values of the First Parish, where he supported thoughtful discussion and community service. He enjoyed fostering respectful dialogue and helping others find common ground in uncertain times.

Always ready to lend a helping hand, Chandler left behind a legacy of inclusive encouragement and a love for principled, attentive living.

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