We were saddened to hear of the passing of Andy. We've known Andy for over 45 years since he first came walking up my driveway to ask me if I would be a cadet councilor with him. He would show up unannounced but was always welcomed. If there was a knock at the back door after 9 pm , you knew that it would be Andy with photo albums in hand. This would lead to a 2 hour visit and off he would go. We were happy to be able to celebrate his 80th birthday with him in September . We will miss him. He was one of a kind.
John and Cobi Postma
To all of my cousins, I send my deepest condolences. May God give you peace as you work through this time of grief. Know that we have been and will continue to pray for you.
My regular calls from "the pest" as he called himself will be missed.
Sending hugs and encouragement
Extending our condolences to the Zylstra Family. Uncle Andrew was a staple in our family as he would drop by for visits and share in a # of our family gatherings. His presence will be missed.
In Loving Memory to our Uncle a picture of one of those visits.
Anthony and Mariposa Van Huis
I have known Andy for 35 years. Andy was one of the persons that trained me for the job. Andy was a very friendly guy and coworker. He called once a month to see how everyone was doing. I called him on his 80th Birthday last month and I also had some former co-workers of his call - he was so happy to hear from everyone! Andy thanks for the calls and for keeping in touch. Andy always ended the call with: “I love you Paul”.
Rest In Peace Andy - I will miss you. Paul
Andy, your former co-workers will really miss you, and your visits to hydro. Your stories, humour, photo albums and laughs will be greatly missed by all. Dean, Bruce, Charles and Paul. Rest in Peace!
