Andrew S. Gorman

Andrew, I remember you mainly as a small kid. You were a few years younger than me. Our parents were friends when we were young so we´d often see each other. I´m 37 and to this day can recall your essence and personality easily. Open, kind, and full of joy and curiosity of life. No one knows why you had to be called Home so young. But knowing your soul was beautiful and unique- I am called to believe it wasn´t in vein. Even though it´s at such a great cost to your beautiful family. May you rest in eternal peace and light. And may your memory and soul continue to shine through. All my love to the family.

-Amanda Rollins (Brigham)

Rest in peace brother.

I knew Andrew in high school and he was nice to everyone that crossed his path. He was hilarious, super smart, and always positive. I´ll always remember pep band with him, and him jamming in the back of the line on the drums. He made so many people laugh and will always be remembered as an integral part of our friend group. I´m so so sorry for your loss and I´m praying for his family during this difficult time. Please know how much light he brought to so many lives.

I´m so very sorry for your families loss. Seeing you all grown up and yet I can see your sweet young man face from when I used to babysit you is just precious.
You were always so active and hold, ready to play and you were a pure joy to take care of.
My heart goes out to your mom Gina whom I truly have admired since I met her and to the rest of your family who have lost such a beautiful portion in their life.
I was thrilled to hear about your love for the Lord and know you are basking in his presence. Well done Andrew may your family have peace that your in heaven and have many memories to cling to during this hard time.

Was very active in his church.