Andrew Silverman

Andrew was an Anazing man. So many of us worked for him. Maryland Crab house Would see him years later on 23 rd Street. You will be missed

I had just sent Andrew his yearly Birthday greetings, which I have been sending for many years! We were dear friends, and this tragic news, will be paining my soul for endless times! He always called me in appreciation of my memory of his special day! I shall miss him more than I can ever express! Rest in peace my dear friend, and I will never forget our wonderful times together! Sonia shares Thea sentiments Sonia and Bruce Funk 516-482-4728

Andrew was a force Sometimes you meet someone and you know right away and there to teach you something He was and an expert in everything He welcomed us in to his world when he planned our 1990 wedding party at Espace and has proclaimed to everyone that he married us Whenever we passed an Andrew restaurant he welcomed us in and offered his advice and wisdom Our children grew up thinking that Andrew was some sort of relative ...so loving and opinionated cousin...able to say anything at...

Andrew was a force of nature Sometimes you meet someone and you know right away they were meant to be there to teach you something, help you figure something out He was and an expert in everything He welcomed us in to his world when he planned our 1990 wedding party at Espace and has proclaimed to everyone that he married us Whenever we passed an Andrew restaurant he welcomed us in and offered his advice and wisdom and opinions Our children grew up thinking that Andrew was some sort...

I´m deeply saddened by the loss of one of my oldest customers abd dear friend. When I first moved back to the northeast he said to me "David, I want to see you this weekend." When I´d visited him he took me for a tour of "his" New York. Over the years along with being a friend he´d helped me entertain clients and friends. When he was in Atlantic City he was sure to reach out to me as I often would when I´d visited "his New York." He was always there to listen and was very well connected....

I have known Andrew since he was born and as a family we attended his graduation from the Culinary Institute and dined at his first restaurant jn NYC The Maryland Crab house as well as others. We saw him about a year ago when he visit with Zach here in San Diego. He was a part of my family and we will miss him.

I first met Andrew in the 80s when he owned Steak Frites and loved him immediately-he knew my whole family- my husband Olivier was his hair stylist He was a loving, caring and thoughtful man raising Zaccari on his own and helped him so much! Whenever I passed one of his many restaurants he´d be sitting outside w friends and would always call me over to introduce me and using my full name - saying Mary Donovan from Condé Nast even yrs after I left - always asking about my children and...

My condolences to Andrew Boys and his mother´s and brothers. Love the man , meet him in 1993 on 18 th street where we both share a business , instant connection, love of France good food and beautiful woman.. Thank you Andrew for your generosity and desire to help at all time . Will be miss . Love Sacha Cohen

It´s heartbreaking to know he is gone .... Great person ,may he rest in peace