I have wonderful memories of Andy, both from a men's Bible study I attended with him, and from a 10-week financial study my wife and I shared with Andy and Sheila.

I always appreciated so much Andy's ever present smile, his simple transparency, amazing sense of humor, and most of all his love of God, and desire to share that love with others. The ease with which he shared his faith was so genuine and heartfelt. I'm glad I will see him again, because I had too few times with him here on earth.

As I think about Andy, I believe I can say with certainty that I never came away from any personal (or electronic) discussion with Andy, on any subject, where he didn't offer comments or observations that caused me to pause and reflect on a deeper level about what he had said.

And of course, after that I always smiled.

Sheila, Nicole, and family, my prayers continue to be with you all.

Just because you can't see me, I'm still here. You can feel my spirit in your soul, I know you can feel me. Time never stops,it keeps going. I'm still here, I'm still here... I'm with you and everybody. I'm not gone, I'm still here... I just want you to know, even though you don't see me, I'm still here... I know you think about me, because I think about you. There's no doubt I'll see you again,maybe even in a dream. I'm still here,I'm still here... I just want you to know this, even when time seems motionless, you got to keep moving. Always keep in mind the memories,please. Please keep in mind the memeories and share them. But always remember I'm still here,I'm still here... Like the air you breath,I'm still here. Like the water from the 7 seas that finds its way onto a beach, I'm still here...Like the sunrise and the sunset,I'm still here... Like the stars in our universe, I'm still here... Don't EVER forget. I'm still here,I'm still here... Even though you don't see me. It's the memories that you should keep of me, I'm still here...

- KNW

I’ll see you when I see you Pinoy 

• I've only had one conversation with Andy.  It was after a Sunday service at Peak City Church on Mother's Day.  Andy and Sheila had come up to my wife Liza and I after service and asked if we are Filipino.  We are fairly new to Peak City Church so to discover other Filipinos at the church was amazing.   When Filipinos find each other there is this immediate connection which is kinda crazy.  Andy and I had a chance to talk for a while.  It felt like were lifelong brothers and I was so excited to know that I have a "pare" (buddy) at Peak City.  I was heartbroken to hear the news of his passing.  I really didn't know Andy but he made an impact in my life.  In the short time we had, I could tell that  Andy had a passion for life and loved those around him.  Sheila and Nicole and the Linteau family are in our prayers.  God Bless you Andy!!

I only knew Andy for a short time, but every interaction and conversation we had was amazing.

He had such a wealth of knowledge that he was willing to share and went out of his way to help me more than once.

He was a true gentleman  and I'm sadden by the fact we'll never have a cold beer in Greece together.

Rest In Power Gaffa.