Andrew J. McDonald

Forever in our hearts and prayers

Three years have gone by since Andrew's passing, and how many more are there since he was in my first grade class at Brunton?! He was a precious, respectful, fun-loving little boy whom I remember as if it were yesterday. Ana, you remain in my thoughts, also. Yours was a very special big sister/little brother relationship.

Hello, I belong to St Catherine Of Siena Parish and I wanted to let you know that the card I picked from the basket of deceased parishioners happen to be your son Andrew's, and I will be praying for him. I didn't know who he was so I looked up his obituary and seeing his picture and reading about him brought me to tears. I was expecting it to be an older gentleman, not a young man. I am so sorry for your loss and I cannot imagine how painful losing a child must be. I loved the drawing on...

I do not know your family but please know that I will be praying for you. The loss of your beautiful son has to must be an unimaginable burden of pain to bear. May our gracious Lord give you peace beyond understanding.

Mary,Ryan,we are so sorry to hear the passing of you son, May God hold him in the palm of his hand

Deepest sympathy to all the McDonald family on the loss of Andrew. Thinking of you all at this sad and lonely time. May Andrew REST IN PEACE

Kelsey and Ryan, Our hearts go out to you both. We have no words to heal you but know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.

It was my privilege and extreme pleasure to have had both McDonald children in my First Grade class at Brunton School. They were the kind who put the joy in teaching. Ana, you know how much he loved and looked up to you. I was there, Monday night, but couldn't get up to speak to you in person. My heart is aching for you.

My condolences to the families of Andrew, who was a very precious young man. He was so wholesome, intelligent and handsome with a magnificent smile.He will be missed by all those who loved him and there are many. May God hold him in the palm of his hand.