J. Andrew Canale, Ph.D.

Dear Kay.
I am very saddened to hear of your loss. Moreso because the tributes below evidence an amazing and wonderful person. Please accept my condolences to you and your family.

Our most sincere condolences. Thinking of you and sending love.
Pam and Mick Folliws

Kay.
I was so very sad reading about the loss of your husband. Please know that both Arthur and I are thinking of you and sending condolences. Take care of yourself
Betty Morgan

Dear Sarah and John,

I am so sorry to hear about the loss of Dad. You guys are some of our oldest friends and my heart out to your and your Mom. I am thing of you and keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers. Sending big hugs your way.

Love,
Melissa Haydon McCormack

I may be one of the few here for whom Andy was NOT a therapist -- he was just a very dear friend and in so many ways, a therapeutic one at that. His humor and calm, even-tempered manner always helped me put things in a better perspective. The many conversations we had in areas I otherwise would have paid scant attention to -- religion, the Bible, mythology and others -- opened up new learning and insights for me, as well as others he touched. After he became more limited, we would...

Andy was a therapist to us all in many ways with his calming quiet presence
His humor was his own an loved by all
Andy thought my little dog Beau was smartest dog he had ever met an also left handed
Love to his family. He will be missed by many but loving spirit will live on

Andy was my therapist, spiritual director, and most of all my beloved friend. I do believe his Spirit will live on through those of us who were blessed to have him in our lives. He was a truly gifted man, with humility and humor. To Kay, Sarah, John and his family, thank you for sharing him with so many of us. The world has lost a great soul.

Dr McGowan and family I would truly like to send my deepest apologies for the loss, of your husband and father. My heart and prayers go out to you. Love Darlene
and Kayla Shea

Andy was my therapist and friend since the 1970's He saw me through a good percentage of my adult life, always a voice of calm and leveling presence. His good friend, Morton Kelsey, was a profound influence on both of us, and Andy always passed along Morton's council in our sessions. I last saw Andy a couple of years ago after he was disabled. I took him to lunch and we shared past memories. I brought along Morton's book, The Other Side of Silence and began reading one of the familiar...