Andrew D. Mitchell

3 years ago I shadowed Andrew in a snowboard lesson, and he gave me some great tips on teaching snowboarding. He was always a very welcoming, and warmhearted guy. Andrew would always make me chuckle in the morning meetings because he always had something to say in the meetings. I remember there was a festival at Camelback and we had some beers outside the parking lot and shared some laughs. I will always think of him when I teach.

-Sam

Jacey,

I´m at a loss for words as a result of the tragic loss of your husband Andrew. Just know you´re in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

This is heartbreaking news. My deepest condolences to his wife, daughter, and family.

I will always remember growing up as a kid with Andrew, between cub scouts and daycare there were many great memories. Il never forget in wrestling his signature headlock he pinned countless opponents with. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family he's a good soul and will always watch over you.

Dear Jacey,
Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always. I will always remember those special family events that he could come to at the child care. My condolences from miss Lexi to you.

Dear Jacey,

Andrew must have been a person with a beautiful, giving heart. Those stories will be treasured gifts to share with Matilda. He obviously made a difference in this world.

My heart breaks for you all as you grieve. May you feel the loving arms of God embrace you and comfort you.

Peace and grace,
Dena Baird Ament
I am related through the Sheckler side and know your extended family.

When I first met Andrew it was like, who is this guy?!... But he quickly wins you over with his passion to learn and infectious spirited attitude. I will never forget during his first week at MKSD architects when he told me "l'm smellin what you're stepping in".

Jacey - Please accept my heartfelt sympathy for the loss of your husband. I wish you and your family peace & comfort. Don't hesitate to reach out anytime if you ever need anything at all. -Katie Reitenauer & the NCC Family

To Jayce and Matilda, and families, our hearts are very saddened by the loss of your loved one. We are grieving with you and are praying for you each day. We will always remember Andrews smile, his wit, his sense of humor and a willingness to always help us when needed. He will be greatly missed as our neighbor. Rev. Leonard and Evelyn Stewart, 2901 Linden Street 2ndFloor.