Andrew was ambitious in all aspects of his life. After high school, he worked his way through jobs; starting at the animal hospital and moving from warehouse facilities with his best friend Michael until ending in at the DHL facility. He was enrolled in community college where he was working to get his degree in criminal justice. His dream was to eventually become a liuetient so he could serve and protect our community. At only 22 years old he had the mindset of an old wise men, with all the things he set to accomplish but never will. 

     Andrew was quiet and reserved but something he never hid was his love for his bike. It gave him a freedom we could never understand. It opened the doors to him to meet a wonderful group of friends that not only extended their friendship but treated him like family. Andrew would always say that there was nothing better than being on his bike and if he could he'd marry her.  

     We want to give Andrew the memorial he deserves, to honor and celebrate his memory while saying our last goodbyes. His family is accepting donations to help cover the costs of Andrew's celebration of life services which will be held in the following weeks. The overwhelming love we've seen for Andrew in these last couple days has left us in awe and extremely grateful for those who were touchedby his presence. This has encouraged us to create an opportunity to assist our family with the expenses to come. We will never have enough words to express how grateful we are, but from the bottom of our hearts we thank you.