Andy Jay Clendenning

Mrs Clendenning, Debbie, Janice, Mike and Tim, so sorry to hear of Andy´s passing. I remember his gentle laugh, encouraging smile, ability to fix anything, his generosity and prayers (along with Mrs Clendenning) for me on a mission trip. Thanks for encouraging me in my walk with Jesus. He will be missed.

So sorry to hear of Andy's passing. Condolences to his family and friends.

So sorry to hear of Andy´s passing. He was such a kind and giving man to all! With sympathy. Tessa

Carol, I´m So sorry to hear of Andy´s passing. I know how much you and your family will miss him. We share so many memories - from neighbors, church family and 4-H . All so special. Treasure all the wonderful memories you and your family have of a man who knew how to be a good neighbor, a good friend and a caring husband, father, grandfather.....

I'm sorry to see him pass on. It's quite a great loss and I'll always remember him.

Andy loved the ocean. Most summers he would drive his family to Long Island for a week with Rita's family. He faced those waves like he faced everything - with good humor, joy and determination. As others have said he could literally fix ANYTHING. A talent his family, neighbors and community so appreciated. Carol's first car was a 67 Mercury Comet with 3 on the column. It had been sitting in a farmer's barn for decades. Andy not only got it started, but by the time he finished with it...

Many memories working with Uncle Andy. We spent many hours in the woods logging to get firewood. Many hours also tearing equipment apart and figuring out how to get something to work again because the part needed was never available. He always came up with a workaround to get whatever we were using going again. Andy was always willing to help people as well, a very kind man. Uncle Andy will be greatly missed.