Andy Spliethof Funeral
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Dear friends and family,
I'm writing to tell you about the loss of my father, Andy Spliethof. He passed away on December 23rd from complications due to liver failure. As I have been coping with the death of my dad, I'm seeing the need for help beyond physical support.
I've set up a GoFundMe to help ease the burden on his surviving immediate family. Funeral costs add up and we want to be able to provide him with the burial he wanted as well as accommodate all who loved him and want to pay respects on that day.
Any funds raised will go to funeral expenses such as venue rental, burial, transportation, info pamphlets, flowers, plot vault, the list goes on...
Can you help us out? Your donation will ease our burden financially so we can focus on grieving and healing with our family.
Andy was adopted as an infant into the Spliethof family who loved him and he loved in return. He grew into a child with artistic skills. He went to Rogue River High School and took art classes with As every year. He had a rare combination of qualities, being artistic and brooding but also outgoing and hilarious.
When he was 18, he traveled abroad to Germany where he lived for a year. That experience influenced him for the remainder of his life.
Andy was open-minded about other cultures and languages. Most beloved was anything in the arts, including music, poetry, novels, painting, scuplting, singing (he was always singing), etc. From fine art to simple doodles, he appreciated it all.
Perhaps the only thing he loved more than art were his daughters Jasmine (me), Melody, and Sofia. We are blessed by God with such a sensitive soul to tuck us in as little girls and comfort us as women.
To his friends and family he was fiercely loyal. Each person was valued individually. If anyone ever needed anything, and he was able, he would help.
We are thankful of the outpouring of support we have received. All of the kind, sympathetic notes are so sweet, thank you!
If you have giving on your mind, anything will help. Financially or prayers for the family, we will be grateful eternally.
With heartfelt gratitude,
Jasmine Spliethof
I'm writing to tell you about the loss of my father, Andy Spliethof. He passed away on December 23rd from complications due to liver failure. As I have been coping with the death of my dad, I'm seeing the need for help beyond physical support.
I've set up a GoFundMe to help ease the burden on his surviving immediate family. Funeral costs add up and we want to be able to provide him with the burial he wanted as well as accommodate all who loved him and want to pay respects on that day.
Any funds raised will go to funeral expenses such as venue rental, burial, transportation, info pamphlets, flowers, plot vault, the list goes on...
Can you help us out? Your donation will ease our burden financially so we can focus on grieving and healing with our family.
Andy was adopted as an infant into the Spliethof family who loved him and he loved in return. He grew into a child with artistic skills. He went to Rogue River High School and took art classes with As every year. He had a rare combination of qualities, being artistic and brooding but also outgoing and hilarious.
When he was 18, he traveled abroad to Germany where he lived for a year. That experience influenced him for the remainder of his life.
Andy was open-minded about other cultures and languages. Most beloved was anything in the arts, including music, poetry, novels, painting, scuplting, singing (he was always singing), etc. From fine art to simple doodles, he appreciated it all.
Perhaps the only thing he loved more than art were his daughters Jasmine (me), Melody, and Sofia. We are blessed by God with such a sensitive soul to tuck us in as little girls and comfort us as women.
To his friends and family he was fiercely loyal. Each person was valued individually. If anyone ever needed anything, and he was able, he would help.
We are thankful of the outpouring of support we have received. All of the kind, sympathetic notes are so sweet, thank you!
If you have giving on your mind, anything will help. Financially or prayers for the family, we will be grateful eternally.
With heartfelt gratitude,
Jasmine Spliethof
Co-organizers (2)
Jasmine Spliethof
Organizer
Medford, OR
Monica Spliethof
Co-organizer