Birth date: Dec 1, 1930 Death date: Sep 10, 2013
Andrew Lee Smith Sr., 82, passed away on September 10, 2013 in Tacoma, WA. He was born on December 1, 1930 in Atlanta, Georgia to James and Rosalee Smith. Andrew was a beloved husband, father, brother and grandfather who will be Read Obituary
I am missing you so much grandpa. I met my uncle recently, he reminds me of you. The way he said my name I got all choked up and said “u sound just like your father” ❤️ thank you for the blessing. I love you and hope you are finally resting in peace ❤️
I miss you, love you and you are in my prayers and thoughts always. I remember we would sit and watch wrestling and that your favorite wrestler of all time was Andrea the Giant.
My wonderful Father Andrew Smith who has been gone today for 5 years. I miss you all the time. I think of the different times we visited and you would ask me to bring you one of your favorite foods or how when you cooked it seemed like you were cooking for a battalion. I love you and miss you so much.
Andrew it is two years today since you were called home. There isn't a day that passes that you are not on our minds and in our hearts. We miss you and we love you always! You left an imprint on each one of us and we love you for that.
"GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN"
1 year and still hurts like yesterday. I miss you granddaddy. I feel so emotionally shut out with out you in my life like this. you always said I was your fav granddaughter. I love you man....give grandma kisses for me, and kiss my sister for me and you both know that I love you and I have not and will not give up on our family research. hugs and kisses.
Andrew L. Smith
12/1/30 - 9/10/13
One year has passed since Andrew was called home. Not a day passes that you are not in our thoughts. We miss you very much.
Andrew was the most calm person i have ever known.He came into my life when I was in my middle 20's.He was my father figure when my own dad did not have time for me. .Thankyou for being in my life and also for being in my mom's life.You will be missed.
Even though a divorce removed me from the Smith family... Daddy always called me his daughter. My last memory of him, was when I brought him Christmas dinner to the nursing home, and he told me my ox tails were better than his LoL Please believe me when I tell you these things... he was one of the best cooks I know... and that compliment was like receiving the Oscar ;-) He taught his son, who in return taught me. Thank You Daddy for being a great grand daddy to my children and a friend to me. Until we meet again.....
