Andrew Swindle

We are so sorry for your loss. We send our deepest sympathies. Hess and Olivia

I´ll never forget fishing with Andrew along the Provo river and how quickly he caught a fish and then helped me to do the same. His expertise and artistry with a fishing rod was like Van Gough with a brush or Mozart on the piano. He was a true professional and that coupled with his kindness and fun to be around personality led to the best fishing outing of my life. Thoughts are with his family at this time as they and the world has lost such a beautiful soul.

May Andrew experience peace. He is loved by his family, always.

I knew Andrew in college where he played Rugby alongside 70ish dudes over the years of eligibility. Swindle was a leader; he understood teamwork and knew he couldn't win alone, to accomplishing collective goals he needed all on the field to be their best. I regularly saw him pull players aside and tell them their strengths, and break down a play by play of where they could improve. The best part about Andrew is he never asked someone to do something he wasn't already doing. He had the desire...

Words cannot express the sadness that I felt after hearing about Andrews passing. So grateful to have worked with Andrew at Waterford and for having the opportunity of being both Scott and Kates PreK teacher. Andrew would dip into our classroom almost every day to give Kate a little hug before rest time. She loves her daddy! Scott had a smile that looked just like his dads. It brightened our day. Andrew will always have a special play in my heart. Lots of love to your family!

Art and Toni, We are so sorry for the loss of your Andrew. His charm and welcoming smile lit up any room he was in. He had the ability to draw people to him and will be missed. May his light always shine in your hearts. Heidi and Tom Sheridan