Andrew Laird LaBorde

To the Laborde Family & Friends

I would like to offer and extend my
prayers and deepest sympathy on
your loss. Andy was a wonderful and
terrific person and his love and
passion for the Great Lakes Ships
and Jeeps will forever and always
be remembered. May God Bless Andy
and keep him safe and in his care
always and forever and may Andy also
find peace with God and in heaven.
To the Laborde family and friends...

I worked with Andy at MCP Co. for many years. His wit and wisdom was profound and always would have some humor for the day. Whenever I or my wife see a tugboat we'll think of Andy.RIP GOOD FRIEND.

To the LaBorde family, Marcia and send our prayers & sympathies. But, as I remember Andy, I know that if there is a motor pool in Heaven, it will be in perfect repair and well-documented in photographs! Rest with Jesus! :-)

We have wonderful memories of Andy and will remember him and his family in our thoughts and prayers.

My sincere sympathy to all of Andy's family. I have known Andy since the early '80s. I have enjoyed watching ships with him at the Soo and along the St.Clair River. I have also enjoyed his photos and reports on the boatnerd page. He will be missed by our family, and our mutual friend Walter Watkins.

From myself and all the MV tinkers he hung around with you will be missed.

Our thoughts & prayers are with family & friends of Andy. We love & value our memories of the times with him & he will be much missed by all.He will always have a special place in our hearts & a special star in th sky, Happy Sailing To You, Andy until we meet again. Due to illness, we'll be unable to attend his memorial service.
Love,
Capt. Phil & Linda Fitch

I worked with Andy at MCP in the earkly 80's. He was always quick with a joke and ready to relieve you of any unwanted food. I have thought of him frequently in the last years as I have honed my culinary skills. May heaven be all that you imagined x 10! rest now "Fuzz Face" and remeber we will always have the Oriental Theatre.

To all of Andy's family, my sincere sympathy. I knew Andy since 1975 and shared many good times with him from boat trips, to photo contests, to get togethers (w/a bit of cheer added), to shared speeding tickets and all things to remember. I'll miss him and often have him in my memories. My sincere thoughts are with you all. Wendell Wilke.