Andrew Angelo Pasquino

Andrew, Andy, Drew, Drewski, Drew-hole, "The Machine". You had many names, but there was only one you. Kind, funny, smart, reliable, talented, zealous, compassionate and determined. A true beast on portables! I´ll never forget the day we were all snowed in at work. I had to work the early shift the next day and was gonna spend the night at the hospital. You insisted on staying for me so I was able to go home when the storm let up. A true gentleman. I miss your crazy stories. I miss your cheerful smile in the morning. Xray will never be the same without you. Rest easy my friend. Until we meet again.

Andrew was an inspiration because he was constantly improving. Using new recording techniques, getting the best gear and knowing how to use it, becoming a better musician by learning all about music theory, he was non-stop! On top of his talent, he was an awesome person. He could always bring a smile to my face no matter my mood. I'll genuinely miss you for the rest of my life, Andrew. My deepest condolences to his family.

I'll never forget you brother! I'll miss you like crazy and miss playing music with you!!! Fly high!!

I am Andrew´s Aunt Donna. When I found out, he, too, had the big "C" I communicated with him via Messenger and we shared our treatments, how we felt, and always cared for each other. Even when (Praise God) I found out my own "C" was in remission, I always tried to keep in touch with him and always told him Uncle Ted and I loved him. He was a very special nephew, who I had the nice opportunity to see him play the guitar in his band, "Erasing Never" when his mom took me to see them play. We send our most sincere prayers and sorrow to Margaret, Mike, Joey, and Kristen, his grandma Lydia, and the whole family. We love you all so very much.
Aunt Donna & Uncle Ted

I met Andy when I was an xray student at the Clinic. Him and I always had a blast together, always making each other laugh. You could tell right away how good of a person he was. The world is a worse place without you in it my dude.

I met Andy when I was 17 at a MSI show. He was with our friend Kyle and they were in matching orange jumpsuits. I had gotten separated from the friends I came with so he took care of me in the mosh pit. Andy became my favorite "wingman". Whenever I needed a friend to go with me somewhere he came. It may have only been once or twice a year but I always had the best time when we went to a record shop, museum, or just hung out and did something goofy. I will miss our random texts, cat memes and just the amazing person Andy was.

I will always remember his smile. My deepest condolences to the family. He was one of the best co worker and a great friend. He will be missed so much by many.
R.I.P Andrew, until we meet again.