Condolence: I worked with Andy many years, some in the same office. Andy could be frustrating at times, because of his all inclusive help attitude, even when you didn't ask for it!! He was always a great shoulder to lean on, always willing to listen and provide his uncanny, honest advice. I am so sad that he is gone, and pray he's digging for gold instead of bones in Heaven. Miss you Andy!

Condolence: I had only worked with Andy a short time; but we were neighbors for 4 years when we moved in across the road from him. Andy was a great neighbor. He was also someone I could count on when I needed a ride to work when my car was in the shop. Our deepest sympathy goes out to Andy's family and loved ones. The Woods family.

Condolence: So sad to hear of his passing. I worked with him on a few projects.

Condolence: My condolences to the family. Always enjoyed talking with Andy during our working years. God bless you all.

Condolence: Andy was one of those people that many others do not get as he could be blunt. I think he probably got along with animals better than some humans and I can understand that all too well. He was a hard worker and he had a kind heart.

Condolence: I was fortunate to have Andy as my brother-in-law. He was a very caring person who was unable to express his caring in words. But once you got past that gruff exterior, in appearance and words, you found it to be his protection for a very tender heart. He was generous to a fault, never spending money on himself, but saving it and spending it on others. He was a loyal friend. Family was so important to him, and he was happiest when thinking about and with his family. Although he wouldn't even tell them that, we all knew. And we all appreciated Andy for the grouchy and gruff, but gentle soul that he was. Rest in Peace Andy.

Condolence: I worked with Andy in Sales in the late 1980s and early 1990s. He was always very helpful and a good colleage. We will all miss Andy.

Condolence: Andy was a very special person. Some people found him hard to understand. Some never even tried. But Andy was a special person, once you got to know him, really know him; you had a friend for life. Andy was the nerd guy who loved to work on computers. And he wasn't bad at it. He had only about 4 or 5 at any one time tore apart in his house. He was a person who didn't mix words. Sometimes he would tell it like it is but not at the right times. Some people didn't want to hear what he had to say. He had a way of coming across a little crass and people didn't want to hear it whether he was right or wrong. It just wasn't the correct thing to say at that time and who he may have said it too. In the end, Andy was a really good guy, maybe hard to understand at time, but a good guy. He will be missed. Rest in peace Andy, I will miss you.