Andrew D. Zanotti

I quiet mannered gentleman I will remember from church.

Ride Easy Andy. You never had bad advice in where to ride to. I'll always enjoy the conversations and advice. My deepest condolences to you all.

A great, good, honest, friendly, hard working, fun riding man will be missed, but a good choice for God to choose, cause this world needs an Angel like Andy to help it out. He has been missed since closing the dealership, but an honor to have known him. I know SandyKay will be glad to greet you, show you the ropes, and how to ride with no motor needed. Sorry for your family´s loss. God bless and may you watch over us riders. See ya Andy.

What a great man Andy Zanotti was to me , he always had a moment to ask if everything was ok that meant the world to me, rest in peace my friend

We met Andy & Doris in 1958 when my husband Lee (aka Bumpy) purchased his first Harley Sportster from Zanotti HD. Those were wonderful years helping form the Sunset Riders Motorcycle Club and learning the correct etiquette and rules of the road from the very best instructors. My most sincere condolences to Doris and family. Bumpy passed recently and is included in sending this message. God Bless

Doris, Dean and Anita, So sorry to hear....My deepest and sincere condolences for your loss! Many thanks for you all giving me a chance to work at the store.

Dean, Anita, & Doris, Our deepest condolences on the passing of your father and husband.

He was an excellent boss and a great friend.