What kind of man was he? Well I'll tell you. It was about 4:30am Easter Sunday 2009. There was a party just coming to an end at my house that I shared with my soon to be son's father. I had been woken up by the noise and I complained, things escalated quickly and ended with me being left in the cold and starting to have contractions. Andrew, even though he was my baby's father's best friend, helped me into his car and drove me from Griswold to Atlantic to the hospital. Once there he refused to leave me scared and alone so he stayed there and even fell asleep in the waiting room until I was released later that day once the contractions stopped. I had my son exactly a week later, and Andrew was there in the waiting room paietently awaiting the arrival of my little guy. Only this time he drove from Carroll to Atlantic just to be supportive. I had my son on 4/26/09 @ 4:25am. So what kind of man was he? A good one that I am honored to have been able to know.
Goodbye to the coolest, funniest, smartest guy I knew. He was never to hip to chat with this mom on Facebook, and say off-the-wall things that would crack me up. I wish the mental health system could have stepped up a little for you, because the world is at a loss without the late, great, A.P.
Dear Lanette, Annie and family and friends of Andrew,
Please accept our most sincere condolences regarding the sudden death of AP. We are so very sorry for your loss.
We hope that you find comfort and peace in the memories you shared with Andrew through his 26 years.
Again our sympathies to each of you during this difficult time.
Jim, Kathie and Trevor Schweiss
Andrew was a good friend. He was funny,kind & unique. He used to make me laugh & when I think of him, I can see his smile. He will be so missed. My thoughts are with his Mom & his sister, who he would talk about sometimes with love & joy. God Bless You.
