Andrew Alexander George Szabo

Andrew Szabo, 66, of Irving, Texas, passed away on February 20, 2024. He was born on September 20, 1957, in London, England. He attended Harrow High School and Harrow Weald Grammar School, in Harrow, England, and received a BS in Economics at University Of Wales Swansea, in Wales.

Andrew lived a life of joy and passion for Jesus, touching the lives of all who knew him. He bravely battled ALS, demonstrating incredible strength and faith until the end. His unwavering belief in eternal life brought him peace. His motto was "Faith, Family & Friends".

He is survived by his wife, Melissa Hodges Szabo, son Alexander Szabo, daughter-in-law Daniela Szabo, grandson Sebastian Szabo, daughter Emma Szabo, sister Alexandra Szabo, brother-in-law Mark Pemberton, cousin Kata Miller, husband Charlie Miller, and their three children (Samu, Hanka and Leila). He was preceded in death by his father George Szabo, mother Susannah Gabonyi Szabo, father-in-law Charles Hodges, and mother-in-law Emma Langbehn Hodges.

Andrew pursued his passion for motivational speaking, writing, and coaching throughout his career. He began his journey with Hyatt Hotels and later ventured into marketing strategy and branding. Despite his battle with ALS, he continued coaching executives at CRU Ministries as a volunteer until his final days.

His dedication to his faith was evident through his worship at Hackberry Creek Church in Irving, TX. Andrew also found fulfillment in nine mission trips to Cuba and Ecuador, with East West Ministry, sharing the message of Jesus with those in need. His love for endurance sports, including marathons, triathlons, Iron Man races, and 100-mile bicycle races, showcased his determination and spirit.

A celebration of Andrew's life will be held on Thursday, February 29th, at 4pm at Irving Bible Church, 2435 Kinwest Parkway, Irving, TX. Donations can be made to the ALS Association - Texas Chapter or T. Boone Pickens Hospice & Palliative Care, Dallas, TX.

Andrew generously donated his body to research at the University of Texas Southwestern. A Memorial will be established at a later time.