Andrea L. Walters-Saccone

I had the extreme pleasure of knowing Andrea while doing comedy improv for several years at the Harvey Lembeck Comedy Workshop in Beverly Hills. She exuded sweetness 24/7. She was a talented actress and a treasure as a friend. She will be dearly missed.

Andrea had a smile that could light up a room like a hundred stage lights. She was one of the sweetest people I have ever meant. She was an absolute darling and is missed by all who knew her. The world is a lesser place without her here among us.

I was just watching some boxing fights on television coming out of the MGM Hotel. It made me think of Andrea - when I just happened to be at the MGM and discovered that Andrea was starring there in Grease. It was a joy to see her performance and to meet with her after the show to chat. Andrea and I went to the same dance studio in Loves Park, IL -- and she was my absolute idol. She was a few years older but always made me feel special. We stayed in touch for awhile, even being invited to her...

Just happened to be watching an episode of Roseanne and decided to find out more info online about her. I had no idea she passed away and I'm so sorry to hear that. My condolences go out to her family. She really did have a sweet smile. She must have been that way in real life too.

I met Andrea while living in Los Angeles, when she and I were both with the Harvey Lembeck Comedy Workshop. She always had the brightest, sweetest smile and an infectiously positive attitude. She will be missed.

I danced in the chorus line with Andy in "Funny Girl" as well as many, other musicals directed by Ted Bacino and his "crew" in hometown Rockford, Illinois. Andy was a good, Catholic girl and the sweetest girl in show business that I've ever known. Her calm and serene demure will be missed. Sincerely, Dru Cagnoni

I'm so terribly sorry to find this out. Loving thoughts to you, Mike, and the family. Wishing you a deep and abiding peace.