Andrew Goryl

Seeing Andy's picture on this page sent a shock through my system. We worked in the basement of Sony together for about a year. I haven't talked to him since I left there and headed back to Michigan but he's one of those people that I always assumed I would run into again in life. Anyway, I came across a long boarding video and it was so Andy, that I googled him to see if he was still into it. This is the first page that popped up on that search.

I worked for a year with Andy as my service writer and spent 5-6 days a week with him. He was a great friend and I just found out this had happened. No words can describe how I feel in my heart now that I will not be able to see him again. My heart goes out to everyone who knew and misses him as I do. Nobody was more fun to be around and like others said he never was the type to not lend a hand or jump into a project with you. I never met his mom and dad but they must be great people to have...

Please accept my condolences.
I was Andy's roomate in Hawthorne and I spent really good time in LA, especially thanks to him. He's a part of my best US memories.

Words cannot describe how sad we are to have lost our friend. Andy Goryl, aka A.G., was a true friend to my husband. He was also the best man in our wedding. He has left us with many great memories and he will live on in our hearts.

Andy you were an optimistic energy to many, a great friend some, and a generous spirit to all. You were my friend and you always made me laugh! Your spirit lives on, as long as we all continue to remember you...true friendship is forever xo

My prayers and thoughts are with you and your family.

Mary and family, we are thinking of you at this most difficult time. No words seem really enough. It's hard to believe you have lost that special young man that grew up in the neighborhood with our kids.