Michael Andrew

When I started hanging out with Dave in the early '90's, it was Mike this and Mike that. We knew about four Mikes so as a way to tell them apart, Dave started calling Mike, Brother Mike. A few weeks later I met Mike. Soon, it just wasn't a way to tell the Mikes apart, Brother Mike became my brother. Not by genes, not by the same mother or father, but by blood (brothers) and by our choosing. I would also be honored to call Dave "Brother Dave", if I didn't already have a brother named Dave.

Sorry for your lose
Mike will be missed but not lost in our thoughts

So very sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

May peace fill you hearts and comfort knowing he is now free from pain and the trails of this life. He will be missed in many of your lives.

Sorry for your loss. We know he will be missed by family and friends.

Dear Andrew Family, Please accept our condolences at the loss of our friend and your Father, Grandfather, Great Grandfather and Brother. He was a great example to us all. We too will miss him. Scott and Rena McKendrick

Sorry for the loss of your Dad.

Dear family, I went to school with Mike. He was my age and in our class at the Trenton Elementary.It is kind of daunting when you see a fellow classmate pass on. To my knowledge Mike is the first one of our group to leave us. I remember Mike was a very good baseball and softball player. Oh the fun we had in 5th and 6th grade with Dale Rindlisbacher as our teacher and principal. Oh how we came one February morning to hear of our basketball hero, Wayne Estes had been killed. Those days seem...