Andrew Sorensen

It’s been two years since your passing. I can only imagine the pain your family and friends still feel. I know I have a heavy heart today. You have inspired me to pursue my passion for cars. Thank you for being someone I loved and someone who loved others. My prayers go to your family and friends.

It's been a year since your passing. I hope that your family is doing well and I hope that everyone affected by your passing is healing and continuing to grow. It still feels like yesterday I saw you at school. I hope that wherever you are, that you are at peace. Thank you for the endless memories Drew.
-bundles

My deepest condolences to the family. May the God of comfort grant you strength during this difficult time.

May your fond memories of Andrew bring you peace, while you draw strength from Gods' Word, the Bible -Jeremiah 29:11, 12. Please accept my deepest condolences.

To Family & Friends,
I'm sorry to hear about your unexpected loss. As the days pass missing Andrew will be greater at times.
With the many prayers and thoughts from others will help you get through the difficult days ahead.
May the God who binds up the brokenhearted comfort all who mourn and sustain your family.
Isaiah 61:1,2
- with heartfelt sympathy

Drew, I will forever miss you. The time we spent together I will always remember. I will forever miss the amazing adventures we would go on and how happy that they made you. I will never forget our long walks and drives together. Your love of cars and how you loved working on your car won't be forgotten. I'm so sorry this tragedy happened. Wendy, Max and Kevin I will be praying for you and for Drew. Drew will be in my heart forever.

Wendy, so sorry to hear this sad news. My heart goes out to you. May he rest in peace!

I mainly knew Drew when he was a young child and a baby. His mom Wendy is my cousin and my mom would babysit Drew and l mainly remember him being one of the cutest babies you ever saw and how he was the one who would always hide vegetables from lunchtime in his baby cheeks. When he was about 3 or 4 my family and I moved out to Oregon so I didn't get to see him grow into the gentleman that I know he became.

I saw him again in 2014 when he, Max, Wendy and many other family members...