Rev. Andrew M. Kilpatrick Jr.

Dear Mary, I remember very well my time spent with you and Andy in your lovely home on Cobblestone Drive! We had some inspirational times too with ABWM in several places. Then you met Dan Nicewonger who had come from Cortland! I know we will see your dear husband again when we gather in heaven--that is our "blessed hope". Love and blessings until then! Joyce R. Camp

Thank you f0r planning a trip to David Ky for the youth group at First Baptist Church of Glens Falls and encouraging me to go along as one of the advisors.

Andy was a great colleague and a good friend during his pastorate in Billerica and mine in Chelmsford. He alwayshad a great smile and a welcoming word.

Pastor Andy had the truth in his eyes, and a smile in his heart. The world is far better for knowing him.

Mary, so sorry to read of Andy's passing. He was a kind and thoughtful person, reflecting the values of our Savior. I appreciated his contributions to my growth and ministry, both when he was in Billerica and when you both were in Springfield. He will be missed greatly. God bless you.

A heartfelt thank you for your service to our country. Rest in peace.

It was a blessing for me to have had the privilege of driving Andy to church at First Baptist Tewksbury on Sundays. He became a wonderful friend and I enjoyed hearing his reminiscing of childhood stories. I will always treasure the picture he painted for me as a suprise one day. Rest in peace my brother in Christ.

Requiescat in pace amica meus! Ave at que vale!

Andy was a wonderful man and became a close family contact through his first wife, Betty, who was my cousin. We continued our friendship even after the death of Betty. We enjoyed many vacation trips together with his new wife, Mary and continued our friendship for many years.
We will sadly miss our contact with Andy but he will always remain in our memories of wonderful times together.