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Andrew Sienko Obituary
Andrew F. Sienko, Sr.
of Hallstead, Pa.
Andrew F. Sienko Sr., 57, of Hallstead, Pa., died unexpectedly Saturday, September 8, 2007. He was the son of the late Joseph and Dorothy Steigert Sienko. Andy is survived by his loving wife of 34 years, Mary Kathleen Sine Sienko; three children, Sarah Sienko Templeton and her husband, Robert, Port Crane, N.Y., Andrew F. Sienko Jr. and Traci Elbrecht, Alburtis, Pa., and Emily Sienko, Hallstead, Pa.; two sisters, Jaqueline and Reid Chilson and Patricia and Tracy Blazicek; four brothers, Joseph and Mary Sienko, Gary and Nancy Sienko, Larry Sienko, and David and June Sienko; sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law, Margaret and Ray Frederick, David and Nicoletta Sine, and Philip and Susan Sine; and several nieces, nephews, and cousins. Andy was also survived by his two faithful companions, his Labrador Retrievers, Boscoe and Hannah. Andrew served his country with the United States Air Force during the Vietnam era. He was employed with Five Star Equipment as the Used Equipment Manager. Andy was an avid outdoorsman and golfer. He enjoyed watching all sports, especially motocross and NASCAR.
Funeral services will be held at the Tuttle-Yeisley Funeral Home, Hallstead, Pa., Wednesday, September 12, 2007, at 10:30 a.m., and at 11:00 a.m. at St. Lawrence Catholic Church, Great Bend, Pa., where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered by Father Edward Zandy. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. In lieu of flowers, expressions of sympathy may take the form of a donation to TAPS, Inc. (Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors), 910 17th Street NW, Suite 800, Washington D.C. 20006. Donations will support his two nieces who are running the 2007 Marine Corps Marathon on October 28th in honor of fallen soldiers.
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Memories and Condolences
for Andrew Sienko
Teri (Fancher) Testa
October 12, 2007
Mary
It was so good talking to you the other day. Sad how people can be so close for so many years and then drift apart once they get caught up in their new lives, marriages, etc. Too bad it takes something like this to bring us back in touch, yet it shows that true friendships are forever and, equally important...it shows that even situations like this have their blessings if you look for them.
I'd submitted a couple poems that I found comforting but hadn't realized that they weren't allowed due to copyrights. The one poem, if you want to look it up online, is The Ship by Bishop Brent. In it he compares death to a ship. He tells of standing on the shore watching this great ship in all its' majesty as it's sailing out of sight. Although the person on the shore can no longer see it, it doesn't mean that it no longer exists nor that any of its' former majesty has been diminished because of no longer being able to see it. He also speaks of people at the end of the ships destination being able to see it and greeting it with cheers of joy. As we are saying she (the ship) is gone, the others are saying "There she comes". The ship is not truly gone, it is just a limit of our vision. He then prays that we may see further. Pretty fitting, and something we need to remember when we think of our loved ones as being "gone". Doesn't do much in terms of filling the void, but that's where memories and faith have to come in. (I know...doesn't hold you when you cry or keep you warm at night!)
I'm coming up for sure this weekend. Have the tissues and coffee ready! Love you.
Joseph/Mary'beth Sienko
October 9, 2007
Mary Kay, Sarah & Rob, Andrew & Traci and Emily,
It's difficult to put our thoughts and feelings into words. Andy's death was an unexpected tragedy which leaves us all devastated and questioning God's purpose.
We both have so many outstanding memories of Andy as a cherished younger brother, a devoted father & husband. Sonny remembers Andy from his earliest days, a busy growing light-haired boy, always inquisitive, always pushing the limits, always the problem-solver and always proud of his heritage and his family and their accomplishments. He had a wicked sense of humor and a heart full of love. Sonny was your best man and Sarah's godfather. Andy's birthday is our wedding anniversary.
We share your loss and will keep our promise to be here for you, to help you in any way that you need. We know your hearts are broken & the days ahead will not be easy. We hope you will NEVER hesitate to call us for anything you may need help with in the future or just if you need someone to sit with you on the porch.
Sonny & Mary'beth
Dennis King
October 9, 2007
Mary Kay, We're only an hour away from each other, so lets keep in touch. Again our thoughts and prayers are with you. John And Dennis King
Kelley O'Kula
October 8, 2007
Mary Kay, Sarah, Andrew, Emily,
I'm so glad my family had an opportunity to meet Andy. It was obvious to everyone how much he adored you all, and we're very sorry that he was taken from you.
Kelley,Tom,Andrew,& Madeline O'Kula
Peg Glezen
October 5, 2007
Sarah, Emily, Andrew and Mary Kay,
You're hearts are broken but remember your dad is with you in your hearts always. When you're sad, you'll hear him cheer you up. When you need advice, listen-he'll give it to you. Lean on each other to help you through this time of sadness.
Rob Templeton
October 4, 2007
Mary Kay, Andrew, Sarah, Emily,
I'm so sorry for your loss. Andy was a great man. Our time was short but I have such fine memories from spending time with him. He enjoyed picking on me and making me laugh. We had many things in common and we had so much fun on the golf course. I'm going to miss his friendship and guidance. He was an honest and decent man. He will be missed by all those that he touched. Our memories of Andy, we will keep in our hearts forever.
Erin and Joe Lord
October 3, 2007
Words cannot express the shock and saddness that I felt when I found out that my Uncle Andy passed away. I am so grateful for all the times we've had together. I loved watching him at Sarah's wedding as such a proud and happy father. I can only imagine it gave him great comfort to give his little girl to such a wonderful guy. The times we spent together on our family vacation in August will always be something I think about. It was the last time I saw Uncle Andy and I don't think I can ever get that smile on his face out of my mind. I have so many great memories that I will always cherish. I will miss him so much.
I love you Aunt Kitz, Sarah, Andrew and Emily. I think about you all the time.
Julie Seligmuller
October 3, 2007
Where to begin? There are so many wonderful memories of Uncle Andy, how do you single out just one? We sincerely believe that God plays a role in everything. He allowed us to spend more time with Uncle Andy in the past few months that we had had in the past few years - Sarah and Rob's beautiful wedding and our vacation in Myrtle Beach. It was wonderful to spend time with him talking and laughing about a great many things. We will cherish this time and all of our wonderful memories of him forever.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you Aunt Kitz, Sarah and Rob, Andrew and Tracy, and Emily. Please know that we love you all very much and are deeply saddened by yours and our loss of such a wonderful husband, father and uncle.
Love,
Ken, Julie and Anna Seligmuller
Emily Sienko
October 2, 2007
I don't know if I should write in this, but reading everyones messages makes me want to say how I feel as well....
Pops,
My best friend. I just hope that I can be someone you can be proud of, and have you as a model. I just think about you all the time. I love you Dad, I love you. I miss you. Love, Em
Nancy & Brian Coddington
October 2, 2007
Kitzy, Sarah, Andrew, & Emily,
I cannot begin to tell you how sad and sorry I am for all of you. I have always enjoyed being with your family and having a good time. Your family is so special because you love and respect one another. You are all so full of life and love and this makes you such a strong family. Remember the good times and the blessings of having known such a wonderful man. Celebrate the larger than life man who you called husband and father. Rejoice in the blessing of having known such a special person and you will see him again someday. God Bless.
Amy Saylors
October 2, 2007
Mary Kay & kids,
Words cannot express the sorrow we feel for the loss of such a special man. I'm so glad I got to meet Andy and in that solitary meeting I could tell just how generous, caring and considerate he was. I hope you will look at all of these wonderful entries and find comfort in the good memories of him. God bless all of you.
Love,
Amy, Allison & Jared
Patrick Sine
October 2, 2007
I cannot put into words how saddened i am at the loss of a great and wonderful uncle. All of the great times and memories will live on forever with Uncle Andy. I will cherish them forever, and always look back on them. Uncle Andy was a great man, someone I always looked up to and admired. He was a true professional, admired by all who had the pleasure of knowing him. He always took great interest in me, wanting to always know about life on the police beat. He always wanted to know about all the crazy stories I had to tell. He attended my graduation from the police academy, re-enforcing his love and admiration for me. The feeling I had seeing him there was unexplainable. I could go on and on, as the good times are never ending. Uncle Andy, I will forever miss you and love you. Until we meet again.
Aunt Kitz, Emily, Sarah, and Andrew, I love you all very much and am so sorry. I am here anytime for you all.
Kevin Frederick
October 2, 2007
Aunt Kitz, Sarah, Andrew & Emily,
What can I say? Words cannot describe the loss you (and all of us) have suffered with the passing of Andy. He was much more than an uncle to me. He was a great friend. For as far back as I can remember, I always looked forward to seeing him. As a kid I loved to go up to the house and ride the ATCs. As I got older we would watch races together and pull for Earnhardt. More recently, he was my staunch conservative ally in a family of liberals. I will miss him greatly, but he will always be around in my memories.
Ray Frederick
October 1, 2007
Andy was more than a family member to me - he was a good friend. We had a lot in common. We came from similar backgrounds. We were both raised on farms. We both spent four years in the Air Force serving our country, and the gals we married are sisters. We also had a lot of common interests. We both loved to cut and split firewood. We loved sports, especially playing golf together. We loved to fish and went on several fishing trips to Canada together. We both were Penn State fans, especially when it came to football. We also agreed that the best ice cream in the world was made at the Penn State creamery, even though Andy’s preference was strawberry and mine is butter pecan. And speaking of food, our idea of a gourmet meal was a hot dog with mustard, smothered in onions. We did have our differences, most noteably Andy being a Yankee fan and my loyalty with the Red Sox. Also, when it came to politics, I was not in agreement with Andy’s belief in Bush as a “can do no wrong” Republican. Sometimes our differences would result in heated discussions, but you know, when all was said and done, Andy respected my right to disagree, and never held a grudge.
Over the weekend I was speaking with his sister, Patty, about when they were kids growing up. She mentioned that their dad had nicknames for the kids, and his nickname for Andy was Preacher. Now I’m not sure whether Andy did the preaching or that his dad needed to preach to him to keep him in line. In any case, I’ve been thinking how appropriate that name was for Andy. I think of a preacher as someone who teaches, usually by the spoken word. Andy taught me a lot - sometimes by the spoken word, but more often by example based on the way he lived. Andy preached by doing - he was a hands-on guy, a man of action, always ready and willing to help his fellow man. He had lots of common sense and was always full of ideas. Many was the time when I would run a situation or problem by him, and he would propose a solution to me. Or more often than not, he would say, “We can do it”, and would offer to get involved. Often when Andy said we can do it, it ended up meaning Andy would do it, and my role ended up being a gopher - handing him a tool or such from time to time as he rolled up his sleeves and took charge. Such was his generosity.
Andy was a man of optimism. He always had a positive attitude and was always upbeat. He just knew there was a pony somewhere in that pile of manure. He lived life to its fullest. Andy was honest and was respected by all who had the pleasure of knowing him.
And finally, and most importantly, Andy loved his wife and family, and they were the most important thing in his life. He was a good provider, and was always there for them when needed. As Andrew recently remarked, his father never neglected to answer the phone when he called him, which was almost daily. He was proud of the athletic and scholastic accomplishments of his kids. He and Mary K. were inseparable - they did many things as a couple. To you Mary K, and your children, I just want to say how fortunate you were to have had Andy as husband and father. Mary K., as you mentioned over the weekend, you were sure that Andy’s Mom was waiting to welcome him with open arms. You can be assured that Andy will be waiting to do the same for all your family as some day you join him in eternal glory. Until then, may you find peace and comfort in God’s promise of eternal life.
"La La" (Bill and Emma, too) Nagorny
October 1, 2007
I cannot even begin to say how much I will miss my Uncle Andy. He has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. And the memories! Too many to list, but some of my favorites include rides on the ATVs (and how the more I screamed, the faster he went); popping endless amounts of popcorn whenever I spent the night; parties at the Lake; me making fun of his camouflage shorts; him making fun of my fat Beagle; our “special” hugs; and the most dear to me: the happy look on his face when he met Emma for the first time. He was a wonderful person, and someone who made the world a better place just by being.
Kitz, Sas and Rob, Andrew and Traci, and Emilio: Your family will always be here for you – to cry with, to laugh with, to remember with… Andy may not be with us physically, but his spirit and love will always remain.
Amy Langham (Empet)
October 1, 2007
Mary Kay, Drew, Sarah, & Emily,
I am sorry for your loss and my thoughts have been with all of you and extended family. I have shed a lot of tears for all of you and sent many prayers. I am sorry this has happened to your family.
Mark Gallagher
October 1, 2007
Mary Kay, Drew, Sarah, & Emily, I am so fortunate to be a part of this family. Being able to raise my kids up here on Sienko hill is priceless. The fact that you and Andy, Sonny and Mary Beth, Gary and Nancy, and Patti Lou and Tracy are so selfless and did not even think twice about offering us your grandfathers land upon which to build our new home. I do wish I could have gotten to know Andy better, but I do know he was a great family man to model after, just like the rest. Mary Kay, I will always leave the light on out front to remind you that we are here for anything you need. Stay strong and use your family for strength, thats what we are here for. Thank you, Mark, Julie, Hannah, & Carson Gallagher
Patty (Sienko) Blazicek
September 29, 2007
Mary Kay, Sarah & Rob, Andrew & Traci and Emily,
I am so sorry for the pain you are going through in the loss of your husband, father and father-in-law. The only comfort I feel in the loss of my brother and I hope you can find comfort also is knowing that Mom & Dad and George & Helen (MK parents) were there to greet and comfort Andy.
Andy was a wonderful brother to me. I think and talk to him daily just to tell him I love and miss him.
Only time will help the healing of our broken hearts. Here is to hoping that time flies by in hopes of our hearts mending.
I love you Andy and will always miss you.
Your little sister, Patty
Meghan Sine
September 28, 2007
I would just like to say how lucky I am to have had such a wonderful uncle/godfather. Our family is so fortunate that we are as close as we are.. spending holidays, birthdays and some vacations together. Recently, we had a great time when most of the family came down here (Surfside Beach, SC) for vacation and at Sarah and Rob's wedding-- I am so thankful to have gotten to spend that time with him and see how happy he was before he passed.
-All my love to Aunt Kitzy, Em, Sarah and Andrew and the rest of the Sienko family
Eric Templeton
September 28, 2007
Mary Kay, Sarah, Andrew, & Emily,
We are extremely saddened for your loss. Although we didn’t get the chance to know Andy for very long, we quickly found out what a great man he was. Andy was an energetic, funny, and generous person who we will always have the utmost respect for. Our thoughts and prayers are with you in giving you the strength needed to get through this very difficult time.
Love,
Eric & Dylan
Jillmarie Madigan
September 28, 2007
How do I even begin-seems like I have been a part of your family for so long that in my eyes UR my family-know that UR all in my prayers everyday for safe-keeping & peace of heart- I will forever miss my Dandy Andy poppycorn maker....luvUall....
Karen Bolles-Vavra
September 23, 2007
Mary,
My deepest condolences to you and your family. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. I was saddened to hear of your loss.
Deneen Houghton
September 22, 2007
Sarah,
I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your father. You and your family are in my prayers during this difficult time.
Amy Miller
September 19, 2007
Dear Sarah and Family,
My condolences go out to you and your family. I am so sorry to hear about your loss, my thoughts and prayers go out to you all.
Bob Lesperence
September 18, 2007
Words cannot express my condolences at this very difficult time for you. Take some comfort in knowing you are all in our thoughts. Time will heal.
LISA BRUSEHABER (FROM 5 STAR EQUIPMENT)
September 17, 2007
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Tracey Spain
September 16, 2007
Dear Sarah and Family
I am saddened to hear about the loss of your loved one. In times like these it is always nice to think about the memories of your loved one. The memory that I have in my mind of your father is at your wedding. Your sister wanted your dad to come out and dance to Beyonce and he waved his hand no. Your father went up and requested for the DJ to play some motown. That is when he danced with your sister. He just wanted to dance with his kind of music.
May the love of your family and friends help carry you through this time.
Love, Tracey
Sonia Motlagh
September 14, 2007
Dear Sarah and Family,
I'm sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts during this difficult time.
Tom and Marge Angello
September 13, 2007
Dear Mary Kay and Family,
Tom and I extend our deepest sympathy in the passing of Andy. We looked at the cruise to Bermuda photos and it was such a great time. Our prayers and thoughts are with you and your family at this difficult time.
Cousins of Nancy
Kirk & Danelle Hinkley
September 13, 2007
Andrew, Mary Kay, Sarah, Emily and all the Sienkos...
Our deepest condolences go out to each of you. Admiration and adorement of Andy's is far reaching.
Jamie Bennett
September 12, 2007
Drew and family,
My deepest sympathies go out to the family. Know that you are in my thoughts.
Gerard Perret
September 12, 2007
Andrew,
I am deeply sorry for your loss. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Gerard
Jon and Dorothy Dribnack
September 12, 2007
Mary Kay and Family,
We were so sorry to hear of your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Susan Russell
September 12, 2007
Mary Kay and family,
I am deeply saddened by your loss and will keep you all in my thoughts and prayers. May your treasured memories comfort you.
Donna (Ellis) Scheiter
September 12, 2007
Mary Kaye: I genuinely don't know what to say to you at a time when grief is so real and present. I simply pray that your faith will strengthen you, your friends will be a comfort to you and your memories will heal you.
Donna (Ellis) Scheiter
September 12, 2007
Dear Sarah:
I am so very sorry to hear about your Father's death. Let the memory of his pride and joy as he walked you down the aisle bring you comfort in days to come. Your Dad was an amazing man who left no doubt about how very much he loved his family.
God Bless you, Sarah.
Linda (Doran) Krmenec
September 11, 2007
Dear Sienko families,
My deepest sympathy to you and your family during this difficult time. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Rita Kelley
September 11, 2007
While I have made two entries already, I can't help but comment on Andy's wonderful, warm smile when I visited the funeral home this afternoon. When was he not smiling? What a wonderful testament to his life and to his love of his family and friends! He will be truly missed by all who knew and loved him. Be strong in your faith and let it carry you through this difficult time. Love, Rita
Alex & Marjorie Melendez
September 11, 2007
Joe, Mary'beth and family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you and each of your family members in this time of grief.
JEANNE and DON BUTTON
September 11, 2007
MARY AND FAMILY - WE ARE SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS. YOU ARE IN OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS.
MARIA MARSHMAN
September 11, 2007
I am deeply sorry for your loss. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Pat (Kelly) Wilkinson
September 11, 2007
Mary Kay and Family,
May God comfort you in your time of grief. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Barb and Harold Stockholm
September 11, 2007
No bond is as great as that between a husband and wife. My deepest condolences are with you as you grieve. May the knowledge that you are in our hearts and prayers help you and your family thru this.
Daniel Sine
September 11, 2007
I’m thankful that I was able to spend time recently with my Uncle Andy at Sarah and Rob’s wedding and our family vacation in my hometown of Myrtle Beach. Those wonderful memories will bring me comfort because of what happiness and enjoyment those occasions brought to not only him but his family too. When I think of my Uncle, I remember a man who was proud of his children and wife, someone who had a strong love for the outdoors, and I’ll never forget his extreme dry sense of humor and sarcasm. Uncle Andy will surely be missed but never forgotten by me, his nephew, Dan Sine.
Aunt Louise, Uncle Leonard, & Butch Sienko
September 11, 2007
Mary Kay and children:
The Sienko Family:
Please accept our most heartfelt sympathy on your grievous loss. Andy's success in life is a source of pride to his entire family.
We are comforted by memories of "Preacher" quietly teasing his brothers, sisters, and cousins at family gatherings.
May your memories of husband, father, and brother, comfort you.
Bob Vanness
September 11, 2007
Mary Kay & Family,
My prayers and sympathy for your family's loss. Andy was a good man and will always be remembered for his sense of humor and kindness.
TJ Przybylski
September 11, 2007
Andrew,
Our deepest sympathies go out to you and your family. We're all praying for you.
~Your friends from PSU
Dennis King
September 11, 2007
Mary Kay and family, our thoughts and prayers are with you , on this sad occasion. Uncle John& Dennis King, Elmira, NY Contact me: [email protected]
Barb & Ronnie Fisher
September 11, 2007
Mary Kay ,
Our heartfelt sympathy to you and all of your family. God bless.
Ronnie & Barb Fisher
John and Judith Morelli
September 11, 2007
Mary Kay and family,
Our prayers are with you and yours, at this sad time.
BARBARA DORAN
September 11, 2007
Mary and Family
Words can't express how I feel,
but my thoughts and Prayers are
with you all.
Andy was the Greatest Guy.
His smile warmed many hearts
My Love to you all
Barb Doran
Diane White- Williams
September 11, 2007
Mary & family
My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
Debra Damron
September 11, 2007
Dear Mary Kay, Sarah, Andrew and Emily,
We send you our deepest sympathy as you grieve the sudden loss of Andy. We feel so far away and wish that we could be with all of you. You are in our thoughts.
love,
Debra and Sheelagh
Denise Snell - Nannery
September 11, 2007
Mary Kay, Larry, and Gary & Nancy
I am so sorry to hear about Andy. My thoughts and prayers are with you. After losing my sister, Linda, I know how hard it is to deal with losing someone who is dear to you.
May God be with you.
Kathy Ofsharick
September 10, 2007
Dear Mary Kay,
I just learned of your very difficult loss, and can't imagine what all of you are feeling just now. Know that you are in the thoughts and prayers of so many people, and that God will hold you in His arms as you get through this. Please express my condolences to your family.
Jim, Jennifer, and Cooper Sienko
September 10, 2007
MaryKay, Sarah, Andrew, and Emily,
Our hearts are just broken over this horrible news. Know that you are in our prayers. We wish that we could do more to ease the pain you are feeling now. We miss Andy terribly but have many fond memories of our times with him.
We send you our deepest sympathy.
Please call us if you need anything.
With Love,
Sharon Jolly
September 10, 2007
Dear Sienko Family, I am so saddened to hear about Andy's passing. It seems like such a short time ago that we were kids. May God truly bless and heal during this tragic loss. Sharon Gilhooley Jolly
Susie & Mike Armon
September 10, 2007
MaryKay and entire Sienko family: Our thoughts and prayers are with you. May God Bless you and keep you in His care to help you through this loss.
Lisa Walworth-Beeman
September 10, 2007
Mrs. Sienko, Sarah, Andrew and Emily,
My heart is filled with sorrow for you on the loss of your husband and father. He was a man who will not soon be forgotton by those who knew and admired him. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
Karen Sinnett
September 10, 2007
Mary and family my deepest sympathy to you's at this difficult time Andy will be missed by all that new him, remember and cherish all the special times together,you now have your own guardian angel watching over you,s.
Jim and Cathy Collins Johnson
September 10, 2007
MARY&FAMILY, I'm so sorry for your loss.Our prayers and thoughts are with you.
Judith Alexander-Tata
September 10, 2007
Mary Kay and family, Our deepest condolences to you all. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Judy Alexander-Tata, James C, Cristie and Kaitlynne
September 10, 2007
To the Whole Sienko Family,
Andy will be greatly missed by everyone.Keep up the faith and keep your memories of him dear and close to your hearts. Times will be tough, but you all will get through it.
God Bless all of you
Keith & Maxine Gunn
Susquehanna, Pa
Curt and Lee Decker
September 10, 2007
MaryKay, We are so very sorry to hear about Andy. You are in our prayers. God be with you and the kids at this very difficult time.
Love and Prayers,
Roger & Laura Stone
September 10, 2007
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well-lived.
Debbie Bolles Conklin
September 10, 2007
Mary,
I am very sorry to hear of your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
September 10, 2007
Sarah and Family,
Words cannot express how sorry we are for your loss. Our thought and prayers are with you and your family through this difficult time. Stay strong and call on your friends if you need us. We will be here to help and support you through this.
Love,
Stacy and Jim
Rosemary Tuttle Hazen
September 10, 2007
Mary Kay & Family
The Sienko Family
Please accept my deepest sympathy on your loss.
The Propert Family
September 10, 2007
Mary Kay & the whole Sienko family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you! May God keep you strong for each other.
Teri (Fancher) Testa
September 10, 2007
Dear Mary & Family
Bodies of our loved ones may not remain for us to see but spirits soar to that special place to start an even more precious home for us to be together. And love...love remains always. Memories will be bitter-sweet for a while and suddenly you'll realize you generally just think of him with a smile. Know I love you and will be praying for the smiles to return quickly.
Sue Samson-Mullen
September 10, 2007
Mary Kay and family,
I am so sorry to hear about your loss. We're praying for you and I know God will give you the strength to get through this difficult time. You've got a lot of wonderful friend and family to help you through it!
Michelle Stiles - Montague
September 10, 2007
My deepest sympathy.
Rita Oropallo/Decker
September 10, 2007
Mary Kay and Children, I am so sorry to hear of your loss and want you to know. Please also, give my condolences to Jackie. I have many memories of all of you during our childhood in Great Bend. May the Lord hold you all in the palm of his hand and send you comfort and strength.
Michael and Janean Fey
September 10, 2007
Joe & Mary,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. Although we did not know Andy personally, we have heard so many wonderful stories about him and pray that your fond memories will help you and your family through this sad time.
John & Pat Collins Kammerer
September 10, 2007
Mary K and the whole Sienko Family, our thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this difficult time.
Joey, Yvonne, Sara & Maddie Sienko
September 10, 2007
Mary K, Drewski, Sarah, Emily
We miss him already. Our prayers are with you to stay strong during this terribly hard time.
Try to remember all the great times we had together (football in the yard, fishing at the pond, racing, hunting, golfing).
Call on us for anything..
We love you.
Donna Gallagher
September 10, 2007
May God bless the Sienko family in this time of sorrow. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.
John and Donna Gallagher
Mary Cameron
September 10, 2007
Dear Mary Kay & Family,
We were so very, very sorry to hear of the tragic news of Dear Andy. Please know that our thoughts & Prayers are wih you all at this most difficult time. May God Bless you all.
Most Sincerely,
Cousin Mary & Joe Cameron & Family
JAY& ROSEMARY BLATCHLEY
September 10, 2007
Please accept our deepest sympathies.
Kelly Kutalek
September 10, 2007
To Mary K and family-
My thoughts and prayers are with you in this very difficult time.
Phyllis and Lloyd Sheldon
September 10, 2007
Our hearts go out to you and your family Mary. Andy was a great guy and will be missed. Our kids grew up together. God Bless
kim caforio-nunciato
September 10, 2007
Jim and I are sorry beyond words for all of you. Thank God we have great memories to reflect on. A candle has been lit and I signed your names in the St.Mary's book of intentions. We are praying for all of you.Our hearts are broken for the entire family. The loss is so great that I can't imagine how you are feeling. Please know that there are so many people who love you and will be there to support you.God Bless You!!!Love,Kim,Jim and Jimmy Nunciato
John & Dixie Russell
September 10, 2007
Mary and Family.We were so very sorry to hear of Andrews passing. Please know our prayers are with you,and may God hold you in his arms at this time of sorrow.
DON AND DOLLY KOWALEWSKI
September 10, 2007
OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.....
Mary Cameron
September 10, 2007
Dear Dear Mary Kay & Family,
Please know how truly sorry we are for your loss and know that our Prayers are with you all at this most difficult time. He will be greatly missed by all.
God Bless you all.
Cousin Mary and Joe Cameron & Family
michael langley
September 10, 2007
Keep him in your heart and mind and he will never be far away. Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of sorrow.
Christine and Miranda Plavier
September 10, 2007
We are sorry for you loss. Our prayers are with you.
Rose & Ed Bielawski
September 10, 2007
Mary Kay, Children and The Sienko Family
Our prayers are with your family in this very difficult time.
Dale and Trudy Henry
September 10, 2007
Mary and family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you today and tomorrow. Let us know if you need anything.
Kathy Richards
September 10, 2007
My heart goes out to you at this time and in the days ahead.
Bob Rupakus
September 10, 2007
To the Sienko family,
I'm very sorry for your unexpected loss. Please accept my sincere condolences.
My memories of Andrew are all happy...him bragging about how good Andrew Jr. could make a basketball bankshot, playing ping pong in the garage, watching NASCAR...lots of good times.
Remember all the good times!
Charlie and Joan Fey
September 10, 2007
Joe, Mary
Sorry for your loss. We found out after you left camp.
Charlie and Joan Fey
September 10, 2007
Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Jennifer & John Brant
September 10, 2007
Mary Kay we are so sorry for your loss. Andy will be missed by all. God bless you and your family.
DOLLY KOWALEWSKI
September 10, 2007
OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO MRS SIENKO AND FAMILY - YOU WILL BE IN OUR THOUGHTS....
SARA - MY HEART IS WITH YOU.
Rick & Jeanette Rosenkrans
September 10, 2007
We are so sorry for your loss. Andy was a special person. He will be greatly missed. We will pray for God to give you comfort during this tragic time.
mary parks
September 10, 2007
We are so sorry to hear of your loss. our sincerest sympathy, John, Mary and Wes Parks
Sherry Blakeslee Igler
September 10, 2007
My thoughts and prayers are with your family at this difficult time.
I have fond memories of Andy as a fellow classmate. May you find peace and comfort in the cherished memories you hold dear to your heart.
Rita Kelley
September 10, 2007
Dear Sonny, Jacki, Gary, Larry, David and Patti: Our sincerest condolences on the sudden loss of your brother and friend. You and your extended families are in our thoughts and prayers. God Bless! Love, Rita & Dan
Rita Kelley
September 10, 2007
Dear Mary Kay and family: We were so very sorry to hear of Andy's untimely passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this most difficult time. God Bless! Love, Rita & Dan
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