In memory of
Ryan Anderson
March 25, 1975 - October 13, 2025
It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Ryan Anderson, who died peacefully at his home in Toronto on October 13, 2025, at the age of 50.
Born on March 25, 1975, in Scarborough, Ryan was the beloved son of Ronald Anderson (1941–2013) and Lynda Anderson. He grew up surrounded by family and friends, creating cherished memories during summers at the cottage and embracing his love for the outdoors.
Ryan attended Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute, where he formed lifelong friendships. After high school, he moved to Vancouver to pursue his passion for music with his band, Migraine. A talented guitarist and bassist, Ryan’s love for music remained a constant throughout his life.
Ryan dedicated his time to helping others, working with TNG Community Services to support unhoused individuals in Toronto. He will be remembered for his unwavering courage, his sense of humour, and his deep compassion for those facing hardship.
Ryan is survived by his mother Lynda, his siblings Alyse (Scott), Erica (Brett), and Darren (Amanda), and his niece and nephews.
In honour of Ryan’s life and in support of those facing similar challenges, donations may be made to:
CAMH Foundation – advancing mental health care and research in Canada
Born on March 25, 1975, in Scarborough, Ryan was the beloved son of Ronald Anderson (1941–2013) and Lynda Anderson. He grew up surrounded by family and friends, creating cherished memories during summers at the cottage and embracing his love for the outdoors.
Ryan attended Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute, where he formed lifelong friendships. After high school, he moved to Vancouver to pursue his passion for music with his band, Migraine. A talented guitarist and bassist, Ryan’s love for music remained a constant throughout his life.
Ryan dedicated his time to helping others, working with TNG Community Services to support unhoused individuals in Toronto. He will be remembered for his unwavering courage, his sense of humour, and his deep compassion for those facing hardship.
Ryan is survived by his mother Lynda, his siblings Alyse (Scott), Erica (Brett), and Darren (Amanda), and his niece and nephews.
In honour of Ryan’s life and in support of those facing similar challenges, donations may be made to:
CAMH Foundation – advancing mental health care and research in Canada