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Kayli & the Saving Stevie family
March 19, 2023
Andy,
You have always been supportive of me & the kitties. I think about your generosity often & don´t know where I would have landed without your support. Thank you for being in my corner over all these years. You are a bright light to me. I could only hope to be a quarter of the person were. I hope you are surrounded by so many furry friends wherever you are. Hugs to your family & friends. I hope every time they see a kitty they are reminded of you.
Jeff Rothman
January 19, 2023
Andy was an incredibly kind soul & one of the most supportive people I´ve ever had the privilege of interacting with. I offer his family my sincerest condolences
Nicolette/Nikki
January 19, 2023
Andy was such a kind hearted person and I am so lucky to have known him!
Jen Hart
January 19, 2023
Andy was truly a one of a kind human with a heart and soul of pure light.
I´ll forever miss his cheeky wit, his pure love for those he cared for and his late night messages of wisdom and support.
Andy, I truly was blessed to have you in my life and so proud to call you my friend.
Rest in love and thank you for being you.
I´ll miss you so.
Sending love, light and condolences to all that loved and knew him.
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Heather Schandorff
January 18, 2023
Andy was a good human in every sense of the word. Unfailingly kind and generous. His impact will be felt for years to come. My heart goes out to his family, those by blood and by choice.
Max
January 18, 2023
Andy was the most generous person I ever met in my life. He was always there to lend an ear, give support, and help anyone around him who needed it. He made everyone around him feel loved, and the world is sorrier without him in it. I´ll miss you, Andy. See you on the other side <3
Court Hendrix
January 18, 2023
Andy was one of the kindest people this world has ever known. He was there for me at times when I felt so alone. He was my friend, and I hope I can someday be a tenth as good to someone as he was to me.
Macey Page
January 18, 2023
Andy was one of the very best friends I will probably ever have in my entire life. He was the light of our entire group of friends, it was genuinely an honor to know him and love him. Over the years he became my biggest cheerleader, my confidant, my lunch buddy, my best inspiration to better myself.. he has blessed my life in more ways that I could possibly count. When I moved to Nashville, he let me ship everything I ordered for my new apartment to his house before I got down there so his ENTIRE basement was basically everything for my first apartment for a solid month lol. We regularly went out to lunch together, on a mission to find the best places to eat in Nashville and never going to same place twice. We would spend hours just chatting about anything and everything in life, but most of the time it was about our cats lol. Hell, I made sure he approved of my husband first before I really started dating him. He even came with me to an appointment to try on wedding dresses before my wedding. Most recently, his encouragement was the reason I finally made the decision to go back to school and jump careers, with his promise to help me learn programming languages..
He was one in a billion, the world was genuinely a better place with him in it and I never wanted to know a world without him.
Rest easy, Andy. We miss you every single day and we love you forever.
Deb Weiss
January 18, 2023
Andy´s absence is deeply felt. I miss his quick mind and his sass! His goofy cat pix! His 2:00 am existential DMs! But most of all, I miss the authenticity of his friendship. My condolences to his family and to the many who called him "friend."
Brooke Borden
January 18, 2023
Andy was truly one of the kindest sweetest souls I was lucky enough to know. He encouraged and supported me so much throughout my art journey, he made everyone feel like what they were doing was important and special. He made people feel seen and appreciated and his huge heart will be so missed in this world.
Nicole Tate
January 18, 2023
Andy was one of the sweetest, most positive people I´ve known. His encouraging thoughts and comments will be greatly missed.
Kevin Kaurin - @kaurikr
January 18, 2023
Andy was one of the first to welcome me to the Pentatonics Fan Group. He always had a positive word of encouragement and support in any way that he could.
I always enjoyed our interactions and he was a bright spot in my day.
He is greatly missed and we can hope he is watching over us now.
Pax et Bonum
Jeannie Clements
January 18, 2023
Andy was one of, if not the, kindest and most generous souls I´ve had the honor and good fortune to know. He cared more for others than he did himself and he will always be a cherished friend. My sincere condolences to his family.
Tara Gondron
January 18, 2023
To know Andy, was to love him. There are no words to describe the deep loss we feel. To Andy´s family, please know we are thinking of you and sending you so much love and light. Andy was one of a kind, and the world is a lot less bright without him in it. He was the most supportive, genuine, funny, and generous man I have ever known, and me and my children´s´ lives were better because of his presence. He was truly a rock for so many people, always there with advice or an encouraging word to say. I am so thankful to have known and loved Andy. I will miss you forever, my dear friend.
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