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Michelle & Tom D'Aurelio
July 1, 2005
Andy'
We think of you fondly. Remembering your love of family, friends and good times. Be at peace.
Betsie (Brideau) Gutcheon
June 22, 2005
Andy - I know that we had not been in touch much since I got married, but our friendship during the 80s was wonderful. You will be greatly missed by all who knew you. To know Andy is to love Andy. My daughters will always remember the time you put them on the luggage carousel at the airport and had them ride around and around. You had a heart bigger than anyone I know. You were my friend and my protector. Till we meet again.. I will always love you. - Betsie
Jessica Fitts-DelValle
June 20, 2005
Andy, my friend, you will be greatly missed. You always had a way of making everyone laugh and although this day we are all sad to see you go, I know that you would want us to be happy to know that you are no longer suffering. God Bless you my dear friend.
Cathy Johnson
June 20, 2005
You were a great friend. We will miss your smile and kindness. Till we meet again....
Patricia Novak
June 18, 2005
May you rest in peace, my dear cousin. I will always remember our visit last year at Lynn's home, and the conversations we had during this year. Your bravery was an inspiration to all who loved you.
Tracy Sutcliffe
June 18, 2005
Your smile will always be remembered....Andy was a man with a heart of gold "loved by all"
Sharon Slosar
June 18, 2005
A former Stratfordite who went to St. Joe's w/Andy. Remembering the good times we all had down at the seawall. (Andy, I'm sure you are partying w/ J.C. & the boys right now !!) Rest in Peace my friend.
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