It was good knowing and being close with you all these years. Because you lived your life so well, I'll shed few tears. I know you're resting. It's well earned. I've learned a lot about how life should be , how patience, love and sympathy make us able to endure. You were an extraordinary man; and all who knew you well felt your kindness and your strength of character. Rest in Peace!

Posted by Ruth Walker on July 18, 2020

Andy and his family lived around the corner from my family home; our back yards connected. My Dad and I both knew him when we all worked at the Post Office in Kalamazoo. Andy and I worked as mail handlers before he transferred into the garage as a mechanic. He was a quiet man who got along well with everyone at the P.O. If memory serves, when he retired from the P.O. he took a job at Sears Roebuck in their garage. As is common, our lives went off in different directions and I hadn't seen Andy in many years, but I have fond memories of him and his friendship. A life well lived, may he rest in the Loving Arms of God for all eternity.

Posted by Gerald Donovan on July 18, 2020

I've known Don my whole life. I rode to church with the Anderson gang for many years. Don & Jennette adopted me as their daughter when I was having a rough time with my real dad. I lost touch with him in recent years, but never forgot him.

Posted by Linda Hamilton on July 17, 2020