Memories of Andrea "Andi" Hope Kelly

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Andrea "Andi" Hope Kelly

Manchester, NH

June 10, 1954 - December 3, 2025

Jun 10, 1954 - Dec 3, 2025

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Tim Frazer

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Heather Zimmerle

I am sorry to hear about Andrea's passing. I worked with Guy at Metal Works and Andrea would pop in every so often and she was the sweetest person. She was always positive and happy when we interacted. My condolences to the family at this difficult time. May she Rest in Paradise.

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Amanda Weeden

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Amanda Weeden

Thank you so much for your kind words Heather 💜 Thank you so much for your kind words Heather 💜 Thank you so much for your kind words Heather 💜

Guy Kelly

Mandy this is the sweetest thing you could do for nana.papa Mandy this is the sweetest thing you could do for nana.papa Mandy this is the sweetest thing you could do for nana.papa... Read more

Amanda Weeden

New Hampshire, USA

More than anything Mom loved spending time with all her family especially her children and grandchildren. She really liked to cook, there was always a home cooked meal and extras to bring home for everybody. Mom and Guy loved traveling up north to the mountains with their dogs to go hiking, canoing, etc. We used to take the canoe out a lot when I was a kid to go fishing and always had the best time. Mom loved gardening. She always had a green thumb that she passed to Becky but not myself unfortunately lol. Our house was always filled with rescue animals, as the selfless people they were. The amount of birds that always flocked to the house because of the mass amount of bird feeders was always so fun to watch. Mom loved her coffee and loved making her coffee order beyond difficult leaving us arguing over who would go to Dunkin's for her lol and we loved her even more for it. Once she became a Nana in '01, she became EVERYONE'S Nana. She was such a lively person, always full of love and light. We miss her so terribly.

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