Andrea Louise Augustine Walsh

Andrea, I miss you so much. I still have and treasure the wacky, witty and eclectic "care packages" you'd send me, along with all the cool and funny mix cd's. I will always treasure the time I was blessed knowing you, albeit only online.

Love always, Liz Rudolph (Subz). X.

Christmas Eve, 2012, I thought of you my precious baby girl, and in my heart, I wished you a Happy Birthday. I'll love you always. Mama

I've been keeping this browser tab open for months because I don't want to say goodbye. We knew each other best online, and I still can't quite believe you won't be popping up wittily in one electronic venue or another. I will always remember you.

Devastating news. I find it hard to believe. She was my friend.

It is difficult to know what to say when you hear of the loss of a young and cherished mother. When the loss is that of someone you knew and grew up with, it is even more incomprehensible. While I have not been in contact with Andrea since our graduation, the memories of her fill my mind as though seventh grade were just yesterday. I still have and cherish to this day, one of Andrea's amazing pieces of art, a portrait that she did of me when we were about 13. Her talent was unmatched, as I...

Andrea... quiet, kind, artistic, funny, fierce, totally authentic, 100% of the time. I'm lucky to have shared many high school memories with her, and my deepest sympathies to the family members and friends mourning her loss.

I was honoured to know Andrea online; we shared a few phone chats and many e-mails. Andrea was funny, charming, and best of all, real. I always hoped that somehow, somewhere, we'd be able to meet face-to-face. My prayers and thoughts are with her precious Teresa and everyone who's mourning the loss of a fabulous woman.