Eric Campbell Anderson

It is with great sadness that the family of Eric C. Anderson announced his passing on March 31, 2026, at the age of 92. Eric C. Anderson was born on March 13th, 1934, in Doylestown, Pennsylvania to Frank E. and Dorothea P. Anderson. Eric's life was a testament to love, faith and unwavering dedication to family, friends, and community.

After graduating from Haddonfield High School in Haddonfield, New Jersey, he went on to Drexel University of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and graduated in 1957. From there he went on to work for RCA during the time he was with RCA he was called to the Army Reserves to perform his duties and went back to RCA, after, he went on to its sister company Random House as Controller (which was acquired by Advance Publications from RCA in 1980) he was moved from Random House in 1981 to Conde Nast Publications. In December of 1991 he was promoted to Exec. VP CFO, while at (Conde Nast) 7 departments reported to him, had a hand in "Mergers and Acquisitions", numerous meetings in Europe, taught at NYU then was sent down to Miami to put together an accounting department for 3 major publishing companies to convert a few magazines into Spanish before retiring as Exec. VP CFO from Conde Nast Publications.

Eric was an avid golfer up in New Jersey which brought him to Sun City Center, Florida - (he loved the game of golf) Eric delighted in helping people and loved numbers, so he volunteered to help in the Guardianship Foundation where he grew fond of 2 elderly ladies who were under his care and was also asked to audit a few accounts for the foundation. He went on to volunteer as President of his HOA did that for 20 years, and VP of The New England Club. He was a generous donator to multiple charities to help people and his community.

He is survived by his loving wife and best friend, Linda, his two daughters, Susan A. Dungan, (husband, Tom), Sharon Anderson Hoobler, (husband, James), stepson, Derek M. Sutton. Siblings, John Anderson of Wisconsin, Robert Anderson (predeceased), sister, Mirian Winner of Homosassa, Fl. (Jack) and James Anderson (Sandy) of Wyoming. Three granddaughters and two great grandchildren. Former spouse and mother of his children, Elizabeth Anderson.

He will be deeply missed by all who knew him. Eric, you may be gone from sight, but you are never gone from our hearts.

There will be a "Celebration of Life" to be announced at a later date.