Andrew P. Potos

Mr. Potos was always very nice to me, it was an honor to build him custom furniture. I just heard of his passing tonight, feel bad I missed the services.

You were one of my mentors..you gave me great insight..and you had passion..will never forget you..love ya guy..

We were out of town and, regrettably, did not learn of Andy's passing until after his services.

Andy was a "throwback to the '60s boss," a straight shooter-- and you stayed on his good side by being straight with him.

Tough negotiator, but also forgiving and generous.

Drove a Cadillac-- and God love him-- a Harley.

Not many exec's like Andy are left and for those in the business more's the loss. May "The Man" rest in peace.

My deepest condolences. I had the pleasure of working with Andy for several years when I was a reporter at WITI and remember him fondly. Karen Friedman.

Uncle Andy, one of the nicest and most generous of people. We will all miss you and remember how kind you were to us always.
Rest in Peace
Greg, Susan, Owen and Evan

Sympathy to the Kathy and the family, Andy was a great friend and boss,

Sincerely

Cleo

Dear Potos Family- I'm so sorry for your loss. I know how much all of you wil miss Andy . He had a wonderful impact on many people's lives. Our families have been friends for several generations.
May his memory be eternal.

I first got to know Andy as a high school student and Junior Achievement in the JA "companies" sponsored by Tv6. After graduating from college, I had the opportunity to work with him again as Regional Marketing Director for Feld Entertainment, negotiating promotions with WITI to be a sponsor of either Ringling Bros. Circus or Disney on Ice productions. He was always a "tough sell" as he wanted to turn every meeting into another opportunity to teach me more about the Tv business. He was a...

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