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Andy Jacobson Obituary
Andy Jacobson, 52, passed away on December 10th, 2011 from complications of cancer. He will be missed by all that knew him and whom he made laugh. He is survived by his loving wife of 23 years, Judi Nierman and his two beautiful children, Max, 20, and Nell, 15.
Andy was a proud resident of downtown Manhattan, where he worked as a graphic designer. Active in his community, Andy would appreciate giving local students the opportunity to express their creativity. Donations can be made to: PS 126/MAT. Please write: ' to benefit art fund in memory of Andy Jacobson' in the memo part of the check and mail to:
PS 126
Attn: Nicole Schorr
80 Catherine Street
NYC , NY 10038
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Stacy Mar
December 19, 2011
I was and am deeply saddened to know that Andy is no longer around. I will miss his great sense of humor, intelligence, talent, and friendship. I will always remember his great smile, warm demeanor, and how he enriched my life by just knowing him.
My heart goes out to Judi, Max, and Nell.
Love,
Stacy
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Peter Ziegler
December 16, 2011
i am shocked and at a loss for words. i will always remember andy for his creativity, kindness, generosity and sense of humor. one night i was having drinks outside the ear inn and andy pulled up on his vespa, a big smile on his face. care free, full of life. an image of him i will never forget. my deepest condolences to judi, max, nell and everyone who knew and loved him.
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