Andrew J. Sorenson

To Andy's Family,
I am sure you don't remember me but I went to HS with Andy and ran track with him as well as being in band with him. He was a great person with the best personality. He was always happy even when the times were tough in our little HS band in Tawas. I haven't seen him since I left college at SVSU but I am sure he was the same happy fellow. He and your families will be in our thoughts.

Julie (Tenbusch), Doug, Katelyn, and Gavin Duffing

Jim, Ann, & Angie,

I am so very sorry for your loss. Your family, and Andy in particular, play a large role in my memories of Adams Street. Though we have all drifted apart since then, please know that your family still remains in my thoughts and prayers. Andy's death came as a huge shock to me and I'm sorry that I was unable to be there to say goodbye. Andy touched a lot of people and his memory will not be forgotten.

Please accept my great respects and deepest condolences in this difficult time of Andy's passing. It had been years since I saw him last, but only recently I had been thinking of Andy and his outstanding track accomplishments. A few years younger, I attended school with and looked up to Andy, and while our paths crossed only briefly, it was enough to affect my life for the better. I knew him (too briefly) as an upper classman, a track star and as a percussionist. Our time together may have...

To the Sorenson Family,
I met Andy at Value City Furniture 7 years ago him and i were pretty good friends he always knew how to make you smile i will truley miss him dearly and he'll never be forgotten.
Deepest Sorrow,
Rebecca Provost

To the Sorenson family,
I worked with Andy at Value City Furnitre several years ago. He was an awsome guy. He always found a way to make you laugh if he thought you were having a bad day.I am very sorry for your loss. I pray that God may grant you all the peace you need to get through such a diffucult time.

Sincerely,
Brenda Burtch

To the Sorenson Family....
I went to school with Andy, I did not know him very well, but what I remember of him was he was a very kind, quiet, and gentle soul. I was, and still am very shocked by his passing!! I hope that he finds peace and love in the arms of the LORD...and may you find peace in these trying times.
Tyler...
Your daddy was a special guy!! He will be looking down on you from heaven...:)

Jim and Family- How very sad for you. My mom was Bonnie Asbury and I remember Andy very well. He was such a good person. I was very shocked to hear about his passing. Our hearts are with you and your family as well as Andys' immediate family. I hope you will find some peace in knowing he is in the safest arms now.

Sincerely, Erin Marion (Bradley), Joe, Diane and Joey Marion, Keith Asbury and Cheri Jamieson

Dear Sorenson Family,

I am saddened to hear of Andy's passing. I was in band in Tawas with Andy and his sister and remember lots of fun times, especially at Band Camps! Andy will always be remembered in a positive light in my mind and my condolences go out to all of you in this difficult time.

Sincerely,

Dori (Seymour), Keith, Andrew, and Tyler Gillings

Dearest Jim, Ann and Angela:

Like all, I was so shocked and saddened to hear of Andy's death. I have not seen you guys since the last Aiken Family Renunion many years ago at the retreat center. Andy was just a kid then. The two reunions I got to attend with Dad and Dorothy were so terrific and the best part was getting to be with all of you Sorenson's.

Know that all of you and Andy are spectacularly loved by God and may He/She comfort you all the days of your...