I loved you, man, you were the best. You taught me a lot, old friend, and helped me make my way in Local 52. You were one of the best there ever was, old school all the way. Say hello to Eddie and Georgie for me and try to have a cold one waiting for me when I get there.
I remember spending summers with Pop-pop going into the city. One of my favorite memories is when Pop-pop and I picked the white flowers that fell from the tree in the yard and we put them in a bowl and he took pics of me and our dog, Bosco. Sage called him Cowboy Grandpa and they rode Sage's four wheeler together in Virginia. Jocey called him cowboy. I am thankful that I got to spend a lot of time with him as I grew up and have so many memories of fishing, and going into town with him. Love you and miss you so very much!
I am so grateful for the years my Mom had with Andy. He was a man of honor who stood by and cared for her through several hard times. My children love him very much and I have wonderful memories of him teaching Seth to play marbles and Josephine was amazed at his ability to play soccer and frisbee at the same time. He has been a blessing to my Mother and to out family. All my love and condolences to his family at his loss.
Andy, We'll always have a place for you at our Tuesday morning men's breakfast. We never started breakfast without you. You are a good part of Glen Meadows.
Andy was truly a blessing in all the lives that he touched, I could not of asked for a better step-father or a more devoted husband to my mother. He will be very missed, may he rest in the peace of our heavenly Father. We love you.
Jene my heart goes out to you and your family. Remember he is always in you and your families heart. He is not suffering anymore you will miss him. Love, Juanita Logan
A fond rememberance of sharing a family meal at the house of his daughter Jene in Lorain, OH and listening to the "Cowboy" talk about his travels. God be with you always and watch over rest of the family members. Sharon :)
