R.I.P. Jeff Anderson 1979-2003

Jeff Anderson was a professional snowboarder for ten of the twenty-three years that he lived his amazing life. In that time he touched thousands of lives around the world in both the snowboard and skate industries.

"Jeff Anderson is snowboarding: True Mammoth local. First-generation grom. Child of the 80s. Skateboarder. Student of life. Malcontent. Devoted friend. Rock ‘n’ roller. Handrail destroyer. Regular-footer. Younger brother. Late sleeper. Artist. Binding modifier. Mountain man. Autograph signer. Victim of technology. Aerialist. Prodigal son. Huge in Japan. Burton-cut survivor. Happy Hour standout. Brutally honest. Hyperactive. Powder slasher. Board designer. Genuine. Homeowner. Purist. Style-conscious. Skinny. Decent golfer. Stepson. World Traveler. Stranger. Mitten wearer. Nocturnal. Underrated. Snowmoblier. Edge de-tuner. Minimalist. Painter. Maniacal. Cereal eater. David Bowie fan. Part hippie. Courteous. Hometown sensation. Frequent flier. Doodler. Enthusiastic. Impatient. Easily distracted. Season-pass holder. Internationally recognized. Down for life. Ready to go."

Words By Joel Muzzy
as written in the last interview with Jeff,
TransWorld Snowboarding Magazine Volume 16, No. 5 in the fall of 2002.