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Andrew is survived by his parents Glenn and Kathy Baker of Hope and his siblings Nikki Baker, Katlin Baker, and niece Asher. His Aunt Karen Eastman. Cousins Micheal, and Jennifer, 2nd cousins Lexie, and Bella. Uncle Gary Baker and wife Joan. Cousins Andrea, and Kelly. Aunt Darlene Litz and husband Don. Cousins Leon, and Taylor. Uncle David Baker and wife Jessica. Cousins Zachery, and Mathew. Also, other 2nd cousins.
Along with extended family Deanna Widdecomb, and daughter Ashlyn.
Andrew had such a passion for cooking and loved to be around family and friends. Would be right at anyone's side who needed help, touched a lot of people, and left such imprints on their hearts. Andrew fought a long hard battle of his own. Andrew is at peace and resting easier than he allowed himself for a long time. We will hold on to the memories you leave us with. Forever loved.
We find comfort in the hope the Bible holds out for those who die. Please check online at JW.ORG Arrangements are under the care of Mitchell-Tweedie Funeral Home and Cremations Services Bucksport. (michelltweedie-young.com)
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