Paul C. Andes

It will not be the same this summer when so many of Paul's friends gather at the Airliners International Convention. He was an institution at these gatherings, always with a smile and positive attitude. My deepest sympathy to his family.

The world has lost a wonderful man with the passing of Paul Andes. We always enjoyed spending time with him at Airliners International conventions over the years and seeing his smiling face. You have our deepest sympathies during this time and our thoughts are with the entire Andes family.

Pam and I send our sympathy to the Andes family. Paul served as Co-Chairman of the 1988 Airliners International convention in Denver, and I first spent time with him when he traveled to Indianapolis with Al Minich to glean information from our group, with had hosted the 1987 affair. Thus began a 20-year friendship. We lost him much too early... All of us in the airline hobby will miss the friendly "P.A."!

To the Andes Family- We are so sorry for the loss of your Husband/Father/Grandfather. From what I have heard, he will be greatly missed by all. We are hear to support you when you come home to Seattle Allison & Family...Our prayers are with you.

Dear Andes Family,

I am friends with Allison throug her Mom's Group. I just want to send my condolences to the family and hope that everything goes well.

We are so sorry for your loss. We did not know Paul personally, but know from Dorrie and Allison what a wonderful husband and father he was. The world is poorer without him- and he will be greatly missed.

Please accept my sincere sympathy during this time of loss. It will be a time of great sadness for me when I do not see Paul and his sidekick Al browsing among the airliner tables at this years convention. Paul was a part of many lives from across American and beyond, and he will be greatly missed. May the caring thoughts and prayers of those many distant persons be of comfort to you now, and a source of strength in times yet to come.

To the Paul Andes Family:
It was with great sadness,that I learned of Paul's passing. He rode my Skyride bus to and from DIA for a number of years, and I got to know him rather well, as we both shared an interest in aviation. He was a very interesting person to know and I always looked forward to having him ride on the bus.
After I retired from RTD and relocated to the Western Slope, we still stayed in touch via email.
Please accept my condolences,Paul will be greatly missed.