Andrea Abernathy

I worked with Andy at Charles Denaburg's law office and thought she was the most beautiful girl I had ever seen. She was such fun to be around and we really enjoyed working together. I just heard about her homegoing from a mutual friend and I am sorry I didn't get to speak with her once more. She certainly brightened up all the lives she touched.

I am so sorry to hear of Andy's death. I was hoping to see her smiling "Susan Serandon" face again here in Hawaii. My condolences to Steve, Doug, & Ron. Steve, she was so proud of you and what you had done with your life. Ron, I never met you but she talked about you a lot. Doug, I'm so sorry for your loss. She was so happy to be in her new place.

Andy was a very special person. May she be at peace.

I surely do remember Andy, and she was an Icon at Ensley High. My mother was her Sunday School teacher at Central Park Baptist when Andy was a high school senior.
May God bless Andy, her family, and her devoted friends.

I am so sorry for your recent loss and will surely miss Andy. I visited with her at the Regions Golf tourney year before last, and then in her new home. We talked about our grammar school days as well as Ensley, but really loved finding her friendship still alive after all these years. Doug, I remember growing up wiith y'all in Central Park and hope you know I will really miss her.

Steve, Ronny and Doug, So sorry for the loss of your Mom and Sister. Andy was a special friend to me, we met in Hawaii and lived in the same house on Mania Lane. We had a blast together and have kept in touch since we both moved back to the mainland but had plans to run away to Kona again in our "old age". I feel like I know you all she talked of you often.
My heart is so heavy. I miss you Andy.
Love, Jan
Jan Fitzgerald
Woburn,Ma.

Andy and I was best buds and I will miss her so very much. A lot of great times together when we lived in Hawaii. It makes me happy to know she is at peace.

I am so sorry to hear of Andrea Abernathy's death. I know this will be a great loss to her family. Remember the good times and the memories you made with her. She was always so beautiful and so friendly. I was in the class of 65.

My sincere condolences to Andy's family. I did not know her well; to many of us at Ensley Andy was an Icon. One of those larger than life people. I do know the collective Ensley heart is heavy today because she is gone.