Condolence: Thinking of you and your family as the anniversary of Andy's passing approaches.

Condolence: I am sorry for your loss, Andy was a wonderful man and he will be remembered by many for his kindness and pleasantries. May he rest in peace.

Condolence: We are so sorry for your loss. Andy was a great guy. Whenever we visited Fort Hudson we always looked for him. He always had a smile and kind words. One time on our way to Vermont we took a photo of the Rupert, Vermont sign and put it in a frame and gave it to him. He was so proud of his birthplace. It was a pleasure to have known him. With our deepest sympathy, Diane & Mike Morency

Condolence: ANDREW AND FAMILY- SO VERY SORRY TO HEAR OF THE LOSS OF YOUR FATHER. I JUST READ THE PAPER TODAY ONLY TO FIND OUT THAT HE HAS PASSED AND WE HAVE MISSED HIS SERVICES. OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHIES TO ALL OF YOU. YOU ARE IN OUR PRAYERS. SINCERELY, CHRIS AND DONNA

Condolence: I worked with Andy at Freihofers back in the 60's. He was such a nice man and so pleasant to be around. I know he will be missed very much. My condolences.

Condolence: I know you don't know me, but I had the pleasure of knowing "Andy" from Freihofer's from the time I was just a little girl. I remember his warm smile and welcoming heart and he always was ready to make us laugh and give my siblings and I cookies. We saw him every week, sometimes more, once I was allowed to ride my bike there!!! What a wonderful man he was to me, a man I never forgot. Blessings, from the Knoblauch family.

Condolence: To all of Andy Family-- We wish to tell you what a nice guy we found him to be-- John knew him from breakfast at McDonalds--he even took Andy on a ride to VT to see where he was born and live. Jane knew him from the Hudson Falls UMC--also saw him at Fort Hudson--he always knew me and told me he would be back to church soon and said to tell John would see him for breakfast. He was a gentleman-- We wish you all peace-- John & Jane Perkins

Condolence: I'm so sorry for your loss. my heart and prayers are with you during your loss.

Condolence: Dear Donna and family, I am sorry to hear about the loss of your dad. Over the many years I have heard so many stories. I am only sorry that I never did get to meet him, in person. I just know that he had to be a very nice person, having you for a daughter. I love you and you and your family are in my prayers. You know I am always here for you if you need me. I love you both. God bless you. Love, Mae

Condolence: Condolences to the family. Uncle Andy was a great man. I hold many of awesome memories close to my heart. With him being married to my father's sister, our families spent a lot of time together during my childhood. All fun and loving times. You will be dearly missed!!RIP

Condolence: Donna and family, Our deepest sympathy. As you know, Andy became our Friend and I hope we became his. Our frequent visits to see my Mother were always brightened by his smiling face, strong hand shake and friendly spirit. To us he was such a kind and gentle man.

Condolence: My condolences to the Christensen Family. If I ever called someone my 2nd father, I would say it was Mr. "C." Growing up spending almost every day during my High School Years over at their house with his son (and my friend), AJ, and his brother Danny. We always had a great times playing basketball, with Mr. C. and others who might have stopped over. It was always a laugh and a great time. Talking politics while the MacNeil-Lehrer Report on PBS was on. Swimming, Horseshoes, Picnics, music, dancing, etc., whatever the day brought, he was always there with us kids participating in our childhood. And of all the things I remember most about him, it is his passion for his family and his wife Pearl underlying everything he seemed to do. And isn't that the best part...Goodbye Mr. C. your friend "Whoopie...."

Condolence: Donna and family, Very sorry to hear about your dad. When I worked at Friehofer's used to see your dad almost every day. He always and a smile and a good word for everyone, even me. I believe he's in a better place now. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Condolence: I REMEMBER ANDY WHEN HE WAS PART OF A GROUP WHO PLAYED BASKETBALL/VOLLEYBALL AT QUEENSBURY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ON WEDNESDAY EVENINGS DURING THE LATE 1970'S AND EARLY 1980'S. HE DISPLAYED ENTHUSIASM AND ENERGY OF A TEENAGER. ALWAYS FULL OF LIFE WITH A POSITIVE ATTITUDE. ALTHOUGH I HAVEN'T SEEN ANDY IN MANY YEARS, I REMEMBER HIM. THAT'S THE IMPRESSION HE MADE ON ALL; AND AM SURE HE IS GOING TO BE SORELY MISSED BY HIS FAMILY.