ANDREW F. McCULLOUGH

I grew up around the corner from Andy's house. He married my sister and I was proud to have him as a brother in law.

To the McCullough family,
I first have to say that I not only was saddened by the loss of Andy, I was sorry that I hadn't seen him or kept in touch the last few years of his life.
I remember Andy McCullough as a person with a quick wit, he had a great comeback for any remark. I remember him with that devilish smile that he had. I remember him with a kind of swagger to his walk. He was generous, he was kind, he loved his children, his family, and later his grandchildren.
What I think I will always remember about him is something I say to myself every so often, always knowing in the back of my mind, that it was something he always shared with me.
"Dear", he would say, "Life is what you make it"
And life was what you made it as you fought your MS with a great deal of courage.
I picture you walking now, free of pain, with that Andy swagger, that smile that was only you............
I have wonderful memories of you. To Andy and Stacy and the entire McCullough family, my deepest sympathy. May we all take a lesson from him and always remember, life is what you make it even when you're faced with something you didn't count on in your life.
God Bless You Andy McCullough.

I'm truly sorry for the loss in the McCullough family. Andy endured so much for 23 years of his life. He had the greatest attitude of any person I've ever known. I was blessed to have spent the time I did with him.He will be missed by everyone who knew him.He is at peace.God bless his family.Love Gay

Dad,
I'm going to miss you so much. I love you forever and always! Anytime I needed a pep talk, I knew you'd be there, telling me to keep smiling and keep the world guessing. You were so selfless, as sick as you were for all those years, you're main concern was that I was ok. When everything was good for me I knew everything was right in the world for you. This is so hard but I know you're finally at peace and free of all the suffering you had to endure. Daddy, I promise you that I'll keep smiling.
I love you.
Stacy

Dad,
I'm going to miss you so much. I love you forever and always! Anytime I needed a pep talk, I knew you'd be there, telling me to keep smiling and keep the world guessing. You were so selfless, as sick as you were for all those years, you're main concern was that I was ok. When everything was good for me I knew everything was right in the world for you. This is so hard but I know you're finally at peace and free of all the suffering you had to endure. Daddy, I promise you that I'll keep smiling.
I love you.
Stacy

Very Sorry For The Loss of your Family Member. I would like to Extend my Truly Deepest Condolences To The McCullough Family and friends. Rest in Peace Andy You Are Home .Dear Lord Please Take Andy By The Hand And Show Him The Way ,And Lord I ask You To Allow Andy To Shine Down On His Loved Ones Until You Call Them Home To Be With Andy . In Your Name Jesus Christ I Pray Amen.

So Sorry For The Loss of your Family Member.I would like to Extend my Truly Heart felt Deepest Condolences To The McCullough Family May Andy Rest in peace in The House Of The Lord Amen.

You will be missed by many. Prayers to the McCullough family

Andy you were a great man who always made me laugh when we were young. Stacey and Andy you are in my thoughts and prayers. Your dad is now walking again on the clouds in heaven.

My condolences for your loss. Keeping all of The McCollough family friends and loved ones in my thoughts and prayers. RIP with God Andy.

Uncle Andy I will forever hear you calling me dear and having a smile on your face when telling one of your jokes. If anyone spoke to you without seeing you they never would have known you were sick because you had the most incredible personality. When I would ask if there was anything else you needed you always responded, "a wooden leg and a pound of fifties." I would ask you why a wooden leg and not a bionic one and you told me,"Dear a wooden leg would do just fine, I won't be greedy." You always said you were going to beat the MS that plagued you for years and walk again. Now you are Uncle Andy, you're walking in heaven with Uncle Jeff, Grandma and Uncle Tuc. The world lost one of its best on Tuesday but heaven gained an angel. I love you and will always miss youKimmie