Andrew Bodick

Andy was one of my dads closest friends and even though not getting as close as I would like to Andy I could definitely tell you that he had loved spending time with friends and family, from watching hockey on the weekend to going to concerts, and even just stopping by for a quick hello was all it took to make Andy feel included, but Andy was a real great guy and a good man. R.I.P to the 6,7 big friendly giant, bodick, love ya.

I knew Andy and his parents from Milford Boat Works where I kept my boat for years. What nice people and I´m so sad. Andy´s charisma was as massive as his body and he will be missed. Vaya con dios Andy.

Flow and Nancy we are thinking of you. Donna & Wendell Corey

Nancy and family, We are so sorry for your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers Larry and Louise Welch

A gentle giant, with a huge heart! Thank you for touching my life. Love "Keeks"

As kids, we all looked forward to seeing Andy at family gatherings in Milford. He was so fun and welcoming, and always made us laugh. He is gone far too soon.

Nancy and family, I'm so sorry for your loss. I only met Andy once at one of Allen's/Clay's birthday parties in Amherst. He was probably about 18 at the time. He was an impressive young man.I was struck by how upbeat and friendly he was - and tall! Peace.

I'd wondered about Andy a few times in recent years, and could've swore I saw him as I rode past the house I knew he lived in long ago, right next to Milford Boat Works. I'm so sad to hear this. We went to school together at some point and were in Boy Scouts together for years. I remember after we got our sail boat and motor boat merit badges, we got our licenses by taking the test down there. Andy and I quickly decided to take out the whaling boat (god, we had to be 15 or 16 at the most? I...