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Andrew H. Gilmer

Norfolk, Virginia

1979-2008

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VIRGINIA BEACH - Andrew (Drew) H. Gilmer, of Virginia Beach, died on Sept. 28, 2008. He was born in Roanoke, Va., on Feb. 28, 1979. Drew graduated from First Colonial High School in 1997. He attended James Madison University and graduated from Old Dominion University in 2005. Drew was an avid...

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Dear Ikie,
I was so sorry to hear of your loss.
Ann Sparger shared this with me over the weekend,and I was so saddened by the news.
Even though we have not seen each other in years,please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.
May God give you peace and comfort during this time of sorrow.

Drew was a high school friend of mine. I have so many fond memories that include his friendship. He was a wonderful friend, a comedian, a "big brother" type, a safe place, and a big part of my growing up in high school. What a great friend he was. He will be missed!

I have photos with Drew during fun times in High School- dances, Busch Gardens, etc. If the family is interested, feel free to contact me for them.

I met Drew 5.5 years ago in a church small group. Two years later, we became roomates and I lived in his condo for a year and a half. He was funny, a great handyman, had a huge heart for animals, and always put others first before himself.
I am SO saddened to hear this news. Drew was a special young man and always so kind, helpful and generous. He was everyone's friend and loved and respected by so many.
My deepest prayers and thoughts are with you during this time. May the...

Drew, You are someone that I will never forget. Your sense of humor and kindness were one in a million. You will be so very deeply missed by many.

Dear Gilmer family,

I am so sorry for your loss. Drew touched all of our lives in different ways. Now those memories are more precious than ever. Each of us carry a small piece of his life with us in our hearts. You should be proud of the man that you raised and while none of us are ready to say goodbye, it was truly a blessing to have known him at all. He is certainly missed.

In the three years we worked together, Drew became more than a co-worker, he was my friend. He...

Dear Gilmer family,

I am so sorry for your loss. Drew touched all of our lives in different ways. Now those memories are more precious than ever. Each of us carry a small piece of his life with us in our hearts. You should be proud of the man that you raised and while none of us are ready to say goodbye, it was truly a blessing to have known him at all. He is certainly missed.

In the three years we worked together, Drew became more than a co-worker, he was my friend. He...

Drew and I became fast friends in the short time we knew each other. I got the feeling that was the way it was for most people he met. His kindness, sense of humor and genuine humility were so attractive. I will cherish his memory. My thoughts and prayers are with his family. We will miss him greatly.

Dear Brenda, Perry, Thad, and Courtney,

Words cannot express how deeply sorry we are to hear about Drew. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Love, Meg & Barton Phillips

Dear Ikie and Perry,
Our deepest sympathy and prayers go out to you and your family.