1928
2024
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Bob Andes
November 2, 2024
Always seemed to have a smile on his face and time to talk to you. A great Cousin. Bob Andes
The Toher Family
October 31, 2024
We know Amos through his son, Mark. It's sweet that someone mentioned a "True" Southern gentleman. Amos was certainly that. Tremendous wit, and loved life. We ate summer dinners together and had a great time. Amos came with a bottle of wine. Perfect Gentleman. Thanks Amos. Bless You!
Phil and Karen Andes Family
October 31, 2024
Uncle Amos had a young heart. Infectious laughter and smile. He connected to everyone I ever saw him interact with. There are a few in every family that just connect. He was one.
I went up in '95 or '96 to stay with Granma Lillian overnight and Uncle Amos was there. He was always looking after Grandma, even though she was his step, she was definitely family.
Anyway, I don't think any of us slept much. Me in my 20's, Uncle Amos in his 60's and Grandma Lillian in her late 80's.
I don't even remember most of the conversations, but we laughed so hard it hurt. Like teenagers. That was him. Infectious smiles and laughter. And when he got Grandma going, she was laughing so hard, she was crying.
When Karen and I got together, whenever he saw us, he always grabbed my hand "How are you young man? Phillip. And who is this? How are you, Karen?" And always a hug for her.
He will be dearly missed.
Sending our love to the family from SW Virginia.
Phil and Karen and Girls
Linda
October 27, 2024
I used to work across the street from where he worked and he had connections with my office. Instead of mailing items back to my office, he would walk them over. He was a very personable man and we enjoyed working with him. A few of us attended his retirement party. I won´t forget him. RIP Mr. Andes.
Doris & Jim Mohs
October 27, 2024
We've known Amos for about 20 years. I always described him as a true Southern gentleman! One of the nicest people we've ever known . He will be greatly missed .
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