Marion, Massachusetts
Andrew Robert Rego, 11, of Marion, Massachusetts, the beloved son of Robert J. and Kristen (nee Nicewicz) Rego, passed away at Franklin Regional Hospital on Thursday, March 2, 2000, of injuries sustained in a skiing accident.
Andrew was born in New Bedford, Massachusetts, and lived in Marion all his life. He was a communicant of St. Rita’s Church and a student at Sippican Elementary School in Marion. Andrew played the drums with the Sippican Elementary Jazz Band, and enjoyed playing basketball, baseball, and soccer.
He is survived by his parents; a brother, Nicholas R. Rego of Marion; his grandparents, Paddy Pelczar of Wareham, Robert Nicewicz of Fairhaven, and Manuel and Ruth Rego of New Bedford; his great-grandparents, Alice Oliver, Lily Nicewicz, and Charles and Nellie LaFleur, all of New Bedford; his godparents, James Rego and Karen Butler, both of Fairhaven; and aunts, uncles, and cousins.
Andrew was the brother of the late Alexander James Rego.
Blessings everyone. Andrew you were one of my best friends, my bus buddy and my first jam buddy in Jazz Band. I'll always still have an open seat for you brotha. You'd be 31 today. I'll always remember your birthday is right before mine. I made this youtube playlist in your honor.
Andrew Oliveira
April 23, 2019 | Marion | Friend
Hi Andrew, its me Janey. I just read all of the messages on this page. I felt as though i should leave one as well. Everyday I think of you and how different life would be if you were here. And although you not being here is one of the worst things in the world, I know you are watching over me every day. I know i didn't ever get to meet you, but that doesn't mean ill love you or miss you any less than anyone else who knew you does. You are forever in my heart. Everyone misses your laugh, your...
Janey Rego
March 17, 2015 | Marion, MA
Our Dearest Andrew, We also did not know about your guestbook and would have visited here before. Know that you & Alex along with your entire family are always in our prayers. Continue to look over them and us. You are both missed and loved dearly.
Gary & Gigi
January 31, 2011 | Acushnet, MA
Andrew, I miss You So Much. I Just Graduated and i Thought to myself, I wish You Were There by My Side. We All Love And Miss You, But One Day We'll All Be Together Again.
Alexis
June 06, 2008 | New Bedford, MA
Andrew, Andrew, Andrew........it's May 5th,2008.......Grandma was thinking of you as she does so often each day. I still can't believe that you are gone HOME to be with Jesus. Thank you for all the good times and for all the special secrets we shared. I know we will never see you till we meet in Heaven....but I do know you are watching over your family. You give us so many signs that you are close to us.....and each time I look up and say Andrew!!
Grandma pelczar
May 04, 2008 | Malabar, FL
My Dearest Andrew,
I never knew there was a guest book on the Internet. I happen to find it today, almost 7 yrs later from your death. As your great aunt, your death touched me deeply. I am so happy that I spent New Years at your house the Christmas season before your death as I hold that memory fondly in my heart. I loved your enthusiasm for life, your smile, I shared your love of music especially the Backstreet Boys. I miss you terribly, my little angel, although I didnt get to see...
Laurianne Tupek
January 25, 2007 | Ft. Pierce, FL
I hope that,everyone who knew Andrew
can manage to find a smile in all the sadness that has affected all of
us.We were blessed with the time
that we shared with my little buddy.
Uncle Jimmy
James Andrew Rego
March 03, 2002 | Fairhaven, MA
Its been two years since you've passed away, it seems like yesterday... you will always be in everyones heart, and I hope you know , we miss you
Greta
March 02, 2002 | Marion, MA
Andrew, Not a day goes by that I dont think about you.We miss you dearly.You make me laugh and you make me cry.You are so much a part of so many lives that you will never be forgotten.I will be wearing my orange tommorow in memory of you. forever Uncle Jimmy
James Andrew Rego
March 01, 2001 | Fairhaven, MA
