This is a very sad day for me because I am just finding out Doc had died. He was a great man and a very good friend. Rest in peace Doc. My heart goes out to his family.
Posted by Faith Hairston on February 27, 2015
We are still trying to wrap our heads around the sudden loss of a dear friend. Looking back, the memories of our impromptu family sleepovers will forever be some the "best of times." Our prayer is that God will give us all a peace beyond understanding. We love you, Anderson family.
Posted by Leroy, Deana and Family on February 12, 2015
With heart felt sympathy and a very heavy heart, we send our deepest condolences. Times such as this are never easy, "yet realizing that earth has no hurt that heaven can not heal." Sorry we can't be there to hold your hand or wipe a tear away, but always remember god will see you through.......... Zanny, Donald & Robin
Posted by The Harper Family, Buffalo NY on February 12, 2015
Our family is saddened by the passing of a friend and colleague. Our sincere condolences and prayers to the family. We again thank Travis for his hospitality and support when our daughter received an artist fellowship. She did graduate from the School of Design at NC State. Travis touched lives with humbleness. We are grateful for his sharing. Carolean Craig and Mariel Eaves.
Posted by Carolean Craig on February 12, 2015
A very good friend for many years. Always willing to help. Always a kindness for others. In Chapel Hill he will be missed.
Posted by Barness M. Cotton on February 12, 2015
Dr. Anderson was the funniest, kind-hearted, caring and loving man. It was a privilege to work with him. He was an awesome mentor. I learned so much about people from him. He treated everyone with the up most respect. He never judged people. His laugh was contagious and he always had a twinkle in his eye. He will be missed by many. My thoughts and prayers are with his family.
Posted by Stephanie Beck on February 11, 2015
To our Niece, Armentha Mitchell Anderson, family & friends & all that knew Travis, we extend our deepest condolences to you & Travis's family in this sad time...however We know that you all will continue to hold to God's unchanging hand, love, grace & mercy...even in our own small way, we love, but God loved him best. Though we canot be with you in person, but you are & will be in our healing prayers. God loves you as we do. Please remember Psalm 23...The Lord is my Shepard... With Our Love, Uncle Robert & Aunt Mae
Posted by Robert & Mae Mitchell on February 11, 2015
It is indeed a very sad time in the passing of a life long friend.Dr Anderson from all that knew him from kinston nc and Our Lady Of The Atonement Paroichial School.
Posted by Ricardo lofton on February 10, 2015
Dr A had such a witty sense of humor that made working with and learning from him so much fun. His knowledge and ability to share is second to none. He definitely is and will be missed.
Posted by Nathan Carter on February 9, 2015
Dr. A. was an awesome Psychiatrist, he left a huge vacancy when he stopped practicing and now it's like mourning a loss all over again. It brings me comfort to know that he is no longer suffering.
Posted by Isis on February 9, 2015
Dr. Anderson was a great man that had compassion for helping others. He truly left a legacy in accepting people from all walks of life. He had a way of making people feel good about themselves. I am sorry that he had to leave us. My condolence to his family and friends. I will cherish the wonderful memories I have of him. Dr. Anderson made Crossroads Behavioral a great place to work. Rest easy my friend.
Posted by Wanda Peoples on February 9, 2015
When I arrived at Carolina in 1972, every time I told someone that I was from Kinston, they'd immediately ask me if I knew Travis and Mavis Anderson. Their genius was legendary at UNC. I know the family will keep the fires of his brilliance and wit burning.
Posted by Evelyn Dove on February 9, 2015
Dr. Anderson was a wonderful physician and colleague. He touched the lives of so many residents and students. I looked forward to working with him every day because of his compassionate and warm treatment of patients.
Posted by Bryan Smith on February 9, 2015
Dr. Anderson was one of the most special people that I have ever known both professionally and personally. There aren't enough superlatives to describe him. It is comforting to know that he is at peace now. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and all the other people whose lives he touched. He will never be forgotten.
Posted by Allison Hemrick on February 8, 2015
Dr. A. you touched the lives of so many, the very 1st child I adopted to the last. I know you were hurting and am sorry that you have left us. Know that you were loved and will be missed. You left your mark on all of us. I pray you have the peace you sought.
Posted by Sally on February 8, 2015
I worked with Dr. Travis L. Anderson in Mt Airy at Crossroads BHC. Over the years we became very close friends. Dr. Anderson was one of the most kind hearted, funny, and caring people that I have ever known. He had a nick-name for practically everyone. My nick-name for him was "Cletus," his nick-name for me was "Blanche." I haven't spoked to him in several months, but have never forgotten about him, and his name seems to be a regular in out family household with my husband, and son. I am just so sorry about the loss of such a wonderful man. May God wrap his loving arms around the family, and may you reflect back on ALL of the wonderful memories that you have of Dr. Anderson, as I'm sure they will most definitely bring a smile to your face. You may be gone but you are certainly not forgotten. Love and peace. Robin, Ricky, & Adam Rudisill
Posted by Robin H. Rudisill on February 7, 2015
Doc was a wonderful ,inspirational , kind ,compassionate man .He was a great help to others , and the world is a far adder place with his passing . Rest in love , peace and power .
Posted by Maggie Gordon on February 6, 2015
Dr. Travis Anderson was a kind, funny, caring, and compassionate human being, and a brilliant psychiatrist. I am very thankful that I had the great privilege to have worked with him at Crossroads and even more thankful that he was my friend. I had not seen him for a few years and was deeply saddened to learn that those opportunities are now gone. Rest in peace, Travis. Your presence made the world a better place for so very many people.
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