Andrea Cowles "Andi" Hodge

Barry I am so sorry for the loss of your sister. Andi was trying hard and now has peace. Remember the good times with her. Time will heal the pain of loss but your memories are forever.

Andi,
We lost touch over the years but you will always have a special place in my heart. I have so many memories of us playing together as children. I especially remember hours playing with the store in your basement, stocking the shelves, one of us being the shopper and one of us being the cashier. We would watch All My Children at noon and then swim in one of the pools in your complex. I remember in 5th grade we both liked Phil Smith. Over the years I have thought of you often and...

Peace, love and sympathy to the Cowles and Hodge families.

Butterfly
As you danced in the light with joy, love lifted you. As you brushed against this world so gently, you lifted us.
-T.C. Ring

Rose Shea-Bartel, SLC, Utah

Andi, you will be in my heart forever. You have always been a dear friend, and I will miss you!!! My prayers and thoughts are with your family during this time, and the days ahead.

I would like to convey my sympathy to the family. I enjoyed working with Andi during her time at the UPRR Museum. She would call me and ask for an Operation Lifesaver presenter to come and do a railroad safety presentation. We would chit chat and catch up on our work week. Always had a smile in her voice and laughing about something. May God bring you peace and comfort your heart.

Andi was a sweet person with a lot of sympathy and love in her heart. She truly cared about the people and volunteers during her time at the UPRR Museum. We were all saddened by news of her loss.

Eternal rest, grant unto her, O Lord,
and let perpetual light shine upon her.
May she rest in peace.
Amen.

I never met Andi but I know she will be missed. Mike all of us are thinking about you. Stay strong! Liz Rossow (Plattsmouth Ne.)