Andrew Stergiopoulos

I think about Andrew every year on this day. I was a freshman at GW when he was a senior. He was such a nice guy. So funny and welcoming, even to us 18 year olds just getting there. I remember him telling us that when he graduated he was moving to NYC to live in Murray Hill and work at Cantor. And I remember the next year, on that terrible day, when our entire lacrosse team heard the awful news. We got together that night to just sit, and remember, and try to smile about how great he was in...

We miss you Andrew, today your 39th birthday. You are not forgotten, much love, much respect. MOM

Today, our University (where I am employed) participated in a memorial to honor the 2,977 lives lost on 9/11. We picked names and a flag for each name and planted the flags in our large grassy area on campus. I chose 3 names, and Andrew was one of them. I will continue to pray for your family and your tremendous loss. I can't imagine what you have experienced but want you to know that Andrew has not been forgotten.

I just stumbled across this. It was meant to be. I wanted to express my deepest condolences to your family. September 11th is an empty sad day... but I would like to remember Sterg for who he was and not how he was taken.

I always think of you, and your amazing smile and charm. Somehow you knew how to make everyone around you feel good. I remember when I lost my brother you reached out to me. I will never forget that. I was so sad and you tried to lift my spirits and support My...

Miss you Andrew...