McCabe Funeral Home

We love you all!

A true friend who is now with the LORD. He was always available when needed.

Dear Janet and family, Ray and I send our deepest sympathy on the loss of your dear Dad, and our friend, Andrew. He was a kind, considerate, cheerful and positive thinking person who had a profound influence on our lives. From a chance meeting with him in British Columbia, we were invited to visit him at his home in Michigan, where he made us welcome guests. We arrived as virtual strangers and left as firm friends. We spent a very happy five days touring the state of Michigan with him where he delighted in showing us places dear to his heart that we would otherwise never have had the chance to see, including visiting you in Gaylord, as he so much wanted us to meet you. Ray and I will never forget his wonderful and caring friendship, his profound faith, his compassion for the less fortunate, and his zest for life. He was a remarkable, kind man and he will be very much missed by many people, including us. Our sincerest condolences to you and your family, Ray and Heather Hebden, Victoria, BC Canada

Our sincerest condolences to Janet and the rest of Andrew's family. Andrew was my first professional boss when I went to work for him at Automatic Tooling in 1984. He taught me things I still use in my life today, most importantly being fair, honest and caring to everyone you meet. His strong religious beliefs influenced me in my life. He will be remembered fondly all of my days. Just a wonderful man.

My mother Nancy moved into Pebblecreek in 1981, Andrew move in 1983. I have known you Andrew, as a neighbor, for some 40 years. Andrew, you are a dear sweet man, kind, loving, and thoughtful. Andrew, I will miss you, you lived your beliefs, you loved my mother, you are now and always will be a dear friend. Your soul is free now Andrew, be well my friend. Chris Muller

Our deepest condolences to Janet and the Renfrew family. Our mother, Nancy Muller, lived next door and had a long, abiding friendship with Andrew and his wife Gloria. After Gloria passed, Andrew and Nancy continued their friendship and looked out for one another. Andrew would bring in her mail and they chatted almost daily while Andrew tended his outdoor flowers. We took Andrew to Stage Deli and out for ice cream a couple of times during our visits and especially while Mom was in her last year. He was a very good man and always had his shortbread cookies ready to hand out. Even when Andrew trimmed Nancy's hydrangeas down to the ground to be nice and Nancy wasn't that pleased... their friendship endured! I was my pleasure to know your father. He was a kind, gentle, optimistic man. He always went out of his way to say hello. May his memory be a blessing to all of us. With love and affection, Marty Muller, Craig Richlin and the Muller Family

Andrew was a man for whom I can not use enough superlatives for to describe my relationship with. He was always the consummate teacher with grace. I was always in awe that whatever he did in life, Jesus came first. I love you Andrew, and for me you will be, remembered