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Andrew Bibo Obituary
Andy was born in Pennsylvania on June 2nd 1944 to Andrew and Cecilia Bibo (both deceased) Andy was the oldest of three brothers. He was still working, because he loved his work and the people. Some of which became very good friends. When Andy wasn't working he was riding his bike.
He Loved baseball! And the ORIOLES were his team. If he wasn't at the game. He was listening to it on his radio.
The Andy loved fishing. He loved fishing with his son Brian (deceased) and his grandson David.
He also loved Trains. Andy held a membership to all the B&O Railroad museums.He was also a certified scuba diver.
Andy loved animals and had several bird and squirrel feeders in his yard, and he alway had a box of Trader Joe's dog biscuits with him in his car or van. He loved his family and loved life.
There will be a memorial mass on May 30th. at 10:00 am at "Our Lady of Victory catholic church on 4414 Wilkens Ave. Baltimore, Md. 21229. The interment will follow immediately in the churches hall.
Andy is survived by his daughter Theresa L. Brown (children) Anastasia M. Brown, Patrick D. Brown and Molly Brown (spouse)
Grandson David Jeffery Bibo (spouse) Sarah Bibo, (children) Alexander Brian Bibo, Adien Bibo, Alyssa Bibo,
Brother Timothy Bibo, (spouse) Cathy Bibo, (children) Stephine Ferrara (spouse)
David Ferrara (children) Benjamin Ferrara, Sarah Ferrara, and Paul Ferrara.
Tim Jr. Bibo (spouse) Kristen Bibo, (children) Anna Bibo, Claire Bibo, Greta Bibo, Tess Bibo,
Brother David Bibo, (spouse) Kathy Bibo, (children) Katie Cox (spouse) Ryan Cox (children) Everett Cox, Scarlett Cox, Hayes Cox, Beatrice Cox.
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Brandee
August 24, 2025
Even though I never met Andy I had the honor of working with him. I always liked when he would call just to talk garden shop. He would send me text messages of his garden harvest or to show me his flowers he had recently planted. I really enjoyed our garden talks. Even on occasion I would get text pictures of his Christmas decorations that he had put up. I am sorry to hear that he has left this Earth.
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