Walter Andrews

Helen, Mike, & Matt,
We just heard of the passing of Walt. You have our deepest sympathy. Hang on to those precious memories. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. May you find comfort in knowing others care. (We worked with Helen before moving from Coshocton and our son, David, was in Helen's class.)

Matt, we have you and your family in our thoughts. Peace.

Our deepest sympathies to Walt's family. We enjoyed working with Walt and enjoyed even more his friendship. He was a kind, caring, talented professional that we respected and had the honor of calling friend. God Bless his family.

Walt Andrews: a wonderful man and friend.
Lots of memories: Walt and Rod closeted for hours preparing Shaw-Barton's annual calendar conference slide show extravaganza.
Chris and Rod, Walt and Helen out for many dinners...with drinks afterward in the old S-B Lodge.
The four of us on incentive trips, taking lots of photos...and developing them in an hour for another slide show.
And Helen, the teacher for both our older children!
We will miss you, Walt.
Matt and Michael: our deepest sympathies. Sorry we can't be there; we're writing this from North Carolina on vacation. He was incredibly proud of you both.

Mrs Andrews, Mike, and Matt,
My deepest sympathy for your loss. It was an honor to know Mr. Andrews. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

Sincere sympathy to the Andrews family.

Walt touched many lives and I had the pleasure working at SB with him. A true professional. He will be missed by many.

Mrs. Andrews, Mike and Matt, Your husband/father was a very talented and gifted man with many positive character traits. Most notibly was his strong work ethic and integrity which was complimented by his strong love and committment to his family. My childhood memories recall he was also the dad of "cool" He was always engaging in a new project with you boys that somehow manged to benefit all the neighborhood kids. Whether it was building an awesome fort back where Sebastian was, or using the telescope, rock tumbler or just cruising around in the red and white van(I still remember), he was a leader and a positive role model for all of us.God bless you all in your time of sorrow, but please be comforted in knowing that his spirit truley lives on and that he is now in peace.

To the Andrews family:
I was very sorry to hear of Walt's passing. I got acquainted with him through working for a couple of small local printing companies that Walt used for some of his printing needs. I had no experience in the beginning, but Walt was always willing to explain to me what he wanted without making me feel inferior. I will always be grateful for his patience, and the knowledge that he gave to me. He was one of the people I missed the most after leaving the business. May God comfort and bless you in your time of sorrow.

Mrs. Andrews, Mike, and Matt, Please accept my deepest sympathy. It was a great honor to know Mr. Andrews. We always called him Walt, but I always addressed him as Mr. Andrews. I have the utmost respect for him, the way he carried himself, the way he treated everyone with respect, and especially the way he always treated me. He is simply a great, great man. He will be missed by everyone who knew him.

Sincerely,
John Burris

Enjoyed all we did together @ SB.
You were the best at what you did.
You will be missed. Steve and Debbie Endres - Latham NY

Mrs. Andrews, Michael and Matt,
We are so sorry to hear about the passing of your father. We will always remember him as one of our dearest neighbors on Cambridge Rd. Bless you and your family

To the family of Walt Andrews, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow. I had the privilege of meeting and working with Walt at JII. He took me under his wings and taught me so many valuable tools in selecting art, the clarity, crispness of a transparency and the list goes on.
I really enjoyed working with him, our business trips to New York where I got to meet you Mike-and you would have great suggestions on what our appetites may like to try after a long days work.
Your father didn't brag but he was very, very proud of his sons and your accomplishments.
I will never forget what he taught me. He will truly be missed.

To the Andrews family...My thoughts are with you. Our families were such good friends when I was a child. You allowed me in your home when I was sick to be tutored so I wouldn't be a grade behind in school. Thank you for that. You will be missed.