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Andrew Sloane Obituary
Drew completed his undergraduate work at George Mason University and his graduate work at Penn State University. He worked for the U.S. Office of Personnel Management for ten years. He had recently begun pursuing a new career as an electrician.
Drew enjoyed good food and cooking. He loved outdoor sports such as white water rafting and snowboarding, and was an avid skateboarder.
Drew is survived by his wife Rae; sons, Charlie and Henry; parents, Ann and Albert Sloane; and sister, Priscilla LeCompte.
Services will be private, with a memorial service to be held at a later date, as COVID-19 restrictions allow. Arrangements by Allentown Funeral and Cremation Services.
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Ann
August 28, 2021
You have no idea how very loved you were. You made my life so rich and full - I will miss you and love you forever.
roszco
August 12, 2021
Many many days we spent together on our skateboards. We had a blast. I´ll never forget the fun times we had together. You were a good man Drew. Rest in peace my friend.
Darlene & Charles HILBERT
February 28, 2021
You are in our thoughts.
Scott
February 23, 2021
In loving memory of a wonderful person. Keeping his family in our thoughts during this difficult time. God bless, you will be missed greatly Drew.
Beau Sigrist
February 23, 2021
Drew was kindhearted and loyal--he went out of his way to provide encouragement and support throughout our friendship. I must have met him at the Van Dyke skatepark in Fairfax, VA around 2004, likely when he was still in school at GMU. He tried to help me get jobs when I was un- or underemployed and he was there for me when I was struggling with relationships and he didn’t judge my bad decisions and would listen to me gripe. I joined him on a bunch of fun skateboard trips that he planned out all over the Mid-Atlantic states and we would skate regularly at skateparks all over the DC area. He clearly loved bringing people together and making sure they were enjoying themselves. He had a refreshing purity and sincerity about him and he talked and wrote in a funny and quirky yet endearing way which set him apart from other people and made him hard to define. He was smart and insightful and he was a great listener and empathizer. He's one of the few friends I always felt like I could trust and count on. Even if I didn't see him for a while it was easy to pick up where we left off. He and I would trade photos or video clips of our sons (Charlie bike riding) and our halfpipes and talk about new skateparks--I know he was proud of his sons and their progression in life. I will certainly miss Drew and all of his good ways and hope people realize what a wonderful person he was.
Dillon Hendrickson
February 22, 2021
Drew was a great friend and coworker. He will be missed dearly. I’ll miss seeing him everyday at work along with the great conversations we’ve had. Love you bro.
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