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Andrew Corr Obituary
Andrew Driscoll Corr, age 41, died March 1, a resident of Cincinnati. He was a graduate of Denison University, Grandville, OH, a member of AA, Andrew also loved animals. He is survived by his father Fitzhugh Lee Corr Sr. of Ft. Wright, his mother Elizabeth D. Corr (nee Driscoll) of Covington, three brothers, Fitzhugh Lee Corr Jr. of Montague, MA; John Michael Corr of Walkersville, MD and Joseph Edward Corr of Palm Harbor, FL. Two nephews Michael Prevost Corr and Christian Driscoll Corr both of Walkersville, MD. Vistation Monday from 8:30 - 10:00 AM with a Mass of Christian Burial following at 10:00 AM at St. Peter in Chains Cathedral, Cincinnati. Burial at St. John Cemetery, Ft. Mitchell, KY. Online condolences to www.middendorf-funeralhome.com, memorials to St. Vincent de Paul Society 325 W. 8th Street Cincinnati, OH 45202
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Julianne Merten
April 4, 2011
My very deepest sympathy to Andrew's family and all of us who loved him so much~he will certainly be missed. His friendship was a blessing and I will cherish all the time we spent talking,texting, and meeting for coffee as we did often. I pray for all of us who will miss being in his company,miss seeing him smile, and for Andrew too~ that he is at peace.
Pam Orr
March 30, 2011
I knew Andrew for a number of years, and he was one of those people I was always so glad to see. We would talk often, and I shall miss those times. But, more sadly, I shall always miss Andrew. I shall keep you, his family, in my prayers.
March 8, 2011
I am Ned Corr, Andrew's older brother. I got to share my life with Andrew for nearly 40 years.
Having Andrew as my little brother has always been part of my identity. I always took it as a compliment when people told me how funny Andrew was or how much they liked him. I always got a kick out of it when people would come up to me and say they hadn't realized that he was my brother. I loved having Andrew as my little brother.
Having Andrew as my little brother meant that the things that Andrew knew and remembered and shared about me were the parts of me that I could forget and count on Andrew to remember.
His voice complemented my voice, and with Andrew's passing, a part of me has been lost forever.
nancy campbell
March 7, 2011
With my deepest sympathy to Fitz, Buffy, and family. My prayers are with you.
March 7, 2011
My condolences to his family, especially his mother who is my cousin and a friend. We are very sorry for his family and wish them the best through this time of sorrow. Noreen & Jim Fitch
Jim Hodapp
March 7, 2011
Fitz and family, you have my deepest sympathy. May yiou be comforted in your loss. May you find peace. Jim Hodapp
March 6, 2011
Andrew, hope we are friends again one day. cant wait to have a cup of coffee with you again. i dont know if i got the chance to say this but you helped me, More than you can know. you were a friend indeed. i miss you. my sincerest condolences to his family and other friends out there. this is hard to take. your buddy, dan
John McDonald
March 6, 2011
I chatted with you just two weeks ago. We talked about our time at Denison, our experiences, sharing strength and hope. My heart was broken when I heard the news of his passing. A beautiful spirit caught in a tragic circumstance. His nature touched so many, and I am sure he fought as hard as he could. My sincerest condolences.
Felecia & Harley Rosenberg
March 5, 2011
Andrew was not only my neighbor during the last year of his life, he was my friend. My condolences to his family. He spoke of his mother quite often and I thought it was important to let you know that... He truly was a kind person and I am blessed to have known him... He was more like family to me than my own family and I already miss him. God, please take care of my friend, give comfort to his family and may he now rest in peace. I love you Andrew! Felecia and Harley Rosenberg
Pam Orr
March 5, 2011
I loved Andrew like a son; I was always so glad to see him at our meetings, and I shall miss him so very much. He is at peace, and I pray the whole family will find solace and comfort from friends and the God of their understanding in the days to come.
Brian Snediker
March 4, 2011
Our sincere and heartfelt sympathies and prayers for all of you during this difficult time. God bless Andrew and all of you as well.
Brian and Sue Snediker
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