Andy was just the sweetest guy. I remember, quite awhile, after Pete passed..Quita was having a couples party. I didn't have a date and Andy said I'll be your date Auntie, with that sweet grin.

He was always so thoughtful and polite.  Just a good guy with a great sense of humor. He will be missed by all that knew and loved him.

Rest in Peace Andy ❤️

Love , Auntie Laurie

In 2005, we moved into a house across the street from Andy’s parents Mickey and Marquita Moss.  From the beginning we were embraced and loved by the Moss family. They became part of our family.  Handy Andy with his handy skill set built a beautiful arbor in our backyard. We think of him often when we look at it.  He also installed an entire room of bookshelves for us up our bonus room so we could have a library and he was always handy fixing things,  building things, etc..

We loved Andy’s wit and sense of humor.  As his new family members we were there for every birthday, wedding, baby, etc. During birthday celebrations we shared our familial birthday song which is Dutch - Lang Zal Ze Leven.  Of course, Andy then switched the words of this family song into something dirty and inappropriate and would sing-along in a very loud voice every time we sang it.  He had a wonderful sense of humor and an infectious laugh.

At Thanksgiving we loved seeing what creative and innovative way, and he would cook his turkeys each year. There was the year he deep-fried one in the backyard and the year he injected Dave’s buffalo sauce under the skin for something with a little more heat.  Andy made the best turkeys.

We were there when he. and Brittany bought their first house and welcomed their first daughter Thea into the world and then Ocean.  And we were there to meet Mandy when she came into his life.  

When Andi moved back east, we lost touch with him, but we will always have such fond memories of the generous, kind, handy, and fun person that he was.

RIP Andy.  We love you.