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He is survived by his twin sister, Katie (Ryan) McTigue, and his grandmother, Helen (Robert) Austin. He also leaves behind his aunts and uncles, Bev & Joe Salome, Debbie (Greg) Austin, Mark & Kari Milhouse, and Craig & Pam Milhouse; his niece, Riley, and nephew, Jaxon; numerous cousins; and his cherished dog, Penny.
Andrew was preceded in death by his grandparents, Robert Austin, and Jesse and Helen Milhouse; his uncle, Greg Austin; and his beloved dog, Moose.
A proud graduate of Franklin High School and Western Kentucky University, Andrew pursued a career in nursing, traveling across the country to work with various healthcare organizations. Beyond his professional life, he was an avid traveler, exploring destinations such as Amsterdam, Bali, Dominion Republic Finland, Ireland, London, Mexico, Munich, Paris, Sweden, and even the North Pole with his well-worn passport.
Andrew spent his career working with oncology patients. In lieu of flowers, please donate to the American Cancer Society.
A celebration of Andrew's life will be planned at a later date.
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James Fuller
December 13, 2024
I worked in with Andrew in Vermont on the IV team and am shocked to have discovered this. Had not heard back from him in weeks and we usually texted everyday and kept in contact as we both did travel nursing. Always hoped to land another assignment with him some day. So sorry for the loss, he was such a unique and friendly person. Thinking of his friends, family, and Bernese he´d always share pics of.
Suzanne Chambers
December 8, 2024
I hadn´t heard from him in a few days, which was very unusual. We became friends in Vermont when we were both there on a travel assignment Andrew was a dear friend and always checked to make sure I was OK He will be greatly missed
Donnie Curlee
November 16, 2024
Scott I know your sister and am heartbroken for your family loss
Shelby Richey
November 12, 2024
Sending prayers of comfort for your family and his beloved dog. I worked with Andtew for a short time. He was a good nurse. So sorry for your loss.
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Brenda Vaughn
November 12, 2024
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