ANDREW A ZAYAS III

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I met my nephew Andy when he was about two years old. He had just moved to California from Virginia. I baby sat that chunky baby boy. He was quiet and shy, he didn't speak no more than two words. I would watch him laugh when he would get goofy with his sister Francie. He had a special bond with her going back than. Its the only time I ever seen the two of them laugh when they were together. Lil Andy loved his fried chicken. He was a gentle little boy and his Mom Chong always said he was her country boy. And that he was. I learned from reading on facebook he made many friends who he inspired in many ways and whom his friends did the same for him. He was a tall young man with a matching big heart. But his greatest attributes was that LOVE he shared so givingly with his children and family. His Mother did a beautiful job bringing that quality to surface. He was like I mentioned a gentle little boy that grew up not changing his character. Andy you have left us leaving your spirit for all to remember your LOVE for LIFE FAMILY and FRIENDS. We will miss you

Love your Aunt, Carmen Zayas.

We meet Andy when he worked at PreCon. Everyone called him the shoe man. He was always so kind and sweet and this is a shock to us all. Andy you will be greatly missed by all whom had the pleasure of meeting you. See you later my friend.