Andrew LEW

I was just thinking about you the other day. You're gone from us but not forgotten......

I had the privilege of training and completing the Nijmegen march in 1999 together. Andrew was one of the medics that tended to the needs of others before his own.

Today I learned of the passing of Andrew and I've been reflecting on the great memories we shared during our short time together.

Rest in Peace Brother

I remember Andrew as a fellow medic and friend at CFB Petawawa before I left the military some years ago. I recently heard of his passing with sadness. Andrew had a great sense of humour. Condolences to his family. RIP.

I served with Andrew in Afghanistan and Petawawa. I have many fond memories of Andrew whether it being in Afghanistan with water rationing when we first got there, to joking around in the base gym in Pet. It was an honour and a pleasure to serve with you. RIP

I first met you at the Abbotsford Airshow as a cadet when we were only teenagers. You had a good heart and were a good man. I only wish you could have reached out more to let others help you. I only found out 5 months later. Wish I knew. Wish I called earlier. Forever fondly thought of,
Paula

Andrew was a class act and a great medic. You will be missed but never forgotten. Smooth landings friend.

You will be remembered honourably as a soldier with a tremendous heart. It was a priviledge to know you and work with you.
Dr. Tamara Goranson, R. Psych.

I was privileged to know Andrew and be a medic with him. My deep condolences to his family.