Andrew Stephen Ernst

Our dear brother. You are forever in our hearts. I miss you so much. We all do. I will carry you with me in my heart wherever I go. I wish I could have seen or talked to you one more time. I would have told you how much I love you. I still hear your voice saying Hey Jan it´s your brother. As I sit here writing this with tears rolling down my face I wonder why you had to leave. Until we meet again. Rest easy my brother . We love you so much.

My deepest condolences. I met Andrew at Air Traffic Control School when I first joined the Navy. He was such a beautiful soul and always so nice.

I had the opportunity of working with Drew during my tenure with Thomson Reuters. A very joyful person, very supportive and always made sure to recognize our team's work. We also developed a personal rapport and were in touch through FB. Wishing each other during our birthdays always reminded me of fond memories working with him. Will miss him dearly!

I knew Drew in the Philippines. We were Air Traffic Controllers on the same crew for three years. I can´t tell you how many days and nights we worked together laughing all the while. Along with our friend Wiz, we were three amigos that had a blast. He had a huge heart and was close to my wife and son during those years. I will never forget him and I am much better for the short time I knew him. I´m very sadden by this. Way too soon. My condolences to his wife and family.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Words cannot Expresd how Andrew touched everyone. His huge Smile and pleasant laugh. He was a great person to be around. My memories growing up is what I have today and forever.

To Andrew's parents, wife and other family members: I'd like to extend my deepest and most heartfelt condolences. I am so sorry for your loss. Andrew and I worked together for a few years at Deloitte. He always had a warm smile and strong helping hand for anyone in need. It's impossible for me to think of Andrew and not smile. I will always remember him as the most enthusiastic and prolific story/joke teller.

So very very sorry for loss. Although I have not seen Andrew in over 40 years , he remains in my minds eye,, one of that special group of friends ,,, the kids I grew up with in "Village B" god bless you Andrew & family