1997
Benjamin
2025
Benjamin Putnam Anderson
October 3, 1997 — March 14, 2025
Benjamin Putnam Anderson, 27, Hillsboro, NH
On March 14, 2025, Ben’s restless spirit finally found peace when he passed into eternity.
Ben was dearly loved by family and friends. He leaves behind his parents, Jon and Christine; his dear sister, Elizabeth, her partner, Andrew Emmanuel; and his big brother, Forrest; along with many aunts, uncles, cousins, and countless friends. He loved his family and was very protective of them.
Ben was drawn to all kinds of physical work: landscaping, framing, and facilities maintenance. He was a hard worker. He enjoyed the outdoors, sunshine and warm weather, and needed to be physically active.
Ben had a sensitive and caring heart for people, despite facing personal challenges with his mental health. He was happy to lend a helping hand with any problem or project and spoke boldly with others about his faith in Jesus. He wanted people to know Christ.
Ben especially loved his friends and spending time with them. His big smile, his quick humor and his escapades were all hallmarks. He often reached out to friends, whose paths had at one time traveled alongside his, with a quick message to catch up. He will be greatly missed.
There are no calling hours or services at this time. A gathering in Ben’s memory will be held with family and friends in the coming months.
Simple gifts of spending time with friends and family would honor Ben’s memory.
Donations or volunteers are also gratefully accepted at the Concord Coalition to End Homelessness https://concordhomeless.org/donate-now/ or at Families in Transition of Manchester https://www.fitnh.org/get-involved/ways-to-give/ .
Services are under the care of Holt-Woodbury Funeral Home & Cremation Services. www.holtwoodburyfh.com .
On March 14, 2025, Ben’s restless spirit finally found peace when he passed into eternity.
Ben was dearly loved by family and friends. He leaves behind his parents, Jon and Christine; his dear sister, Elizabeth, her partner, Andrew Emmanuel; and his big brother, Forrest; along with many aunts, uncles, cousins, and countless friends. He loved his family and was very protective of them.
Ben was drawn to all kinds of physical work: landscaping, framing, and facilities maintenance. He was a hard worker. He enjoyed the outdoors, sunshine and warm weather, and needed to be physically active.
Ben had a sensitive and caring heart for people, despite facing personal challenges with his mental health. He was happy to lend a helping hand with any problem or project and spoke boldly with others about his faith in Jesus. He wanted people to know Christ.
Ben especially loved his friends and spending time with them. His big smile, his quick humor and his escapades were all hallmarks. He often reached out to friends, whose paths had at one time traveled alongside his, with a quick message to catch up. He will be greatly missed.
There are no calling hours or services at this time. A gathering in Ben’s memory will be held with family and friends in the coming months.
Simple gifts of spending time with friends and family would honor Ben’s memory.
Donations or volunteers are also gratefully accepted at the Concord Coalition to End Homelessness https://concordhomeless.org/donate-now/ or at Families in Transition of Manchester https://www.fitnh.org/get-involved/ways-to-give/ .
Services are under the care of Holt-Woodbury Funeral Home & Cremation Services. www.holtwoodburyfh.com .
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