I’m not sure there will ever be the right words to describe the kind of person Andrews was. He had the most lively, humble, caring and loving personality you could imagine. He cared so deeply for the people around him. I chose this first picture of Andrew for one main reason. He had such a love for being on stage. Although you can see me peeping through in the back, this showed how much he truly shined. I got to see his love for theater first hand when we were little. And it only grew as the years went on. Andrew wasn’t just my school friend for the two years that I attended Fay. He was family. I’ll never remember the first time I met him, because I’m sure it was not long after I was born. And although I moved away for 7 years, we easily rekindled as 8 year olds. I remember every Easter and other family occasions I spent with the Robertsons. One vivid memory I have is of a day that we went over to their house. He showed me his Lego’s, catching my eye with the insane Star Wars Lego he had. Once I told him I had never seen Star Wars before there was no fighting him when he made me go upstairs and watch it with him. That’s the kind of person he was, he wanted to share his love with everyone around him. If I could list every memory I have with Andrew, and every thing I love about him, I would be typing for hours. Although I regret not having more pictures shared with him, I know that’s not truly what matters. He didn’t care about the pictures, he cared about the moments. Andrew fought an internal battle. But I am comforted in knowing that he knows how much he is loved. I will spend the rest of my life remembering him and sharing our stories. I miss you so much already Andrew, this world truly was a better place with you in it. I’ll see you again one day, love you. 💚