4/9/13
Dear Rosemary,
So sorry to hear about Andrew's departure. He was a good man and will be missed.
So sorry to hear about Andrew's departure. He was a good man and will be missed.
Lots of love to you.
Irene and Robert
4/9/13
Hi Rosemary,
I knew when we met you guys last xmas it was the last
time I would see Andrew, it was nice to be able to say goodbye.
He was one of the most generous, compassionate, and caring individuals I have
ever met.
Our heartfelt condolences
Ruth & Des xxxxx
4/9/13
Dear Rosemary,
So sorry for your loss, but
also so glad to read that Andrew passed so peacefully and that you were
able to be with him till the very end.
I’m glad I was able to meet
him; you clearly had a wonderful, loving marriage, and he was clearly a
wonderful man.
Much love
Liz xxxx
4/9/13
My Dear Rosemary
My impression of Andrew through our writing group was an
extremely gentle man, more highly evolved than many. I am so glad he slipped
away peacefully.
My thoughts are with you both.
Warm Regards
Bron
4/9/13
Dear Rosemary,
Sorry to hear of your loss.
You are right, Andrew touched
a lot of people in his life in a special way. It is heart warming to hear of
such a peaceful passing.
Therasia
4/9/13
Andrew has contributed to so many, and like a ripple in a pond his
legacy will continue in so many ways we will never fully know.
legacy will continue in so many ways we will never fully know.
Jo Heriot
4/9/13
He was a lovely man and an inspiration to many including me. I loved his
‘no bullshit’ approach to tasks and his writing was elegant and very readable.
Many of us will miss him.
Lots and lots of love at this difficult time
Your old friend Hoppy
4/9/13
To dear Rosemary
I am sorry to read today that Andrew has gone. As you have said, he will be missed by many whom he has touched in this life. I will remember him as we talked for hours on the image Andrew had of "putting things right". He was a blessed man too as he had 20 years with you in his life, as you were blessed having him in your life.
All my love and prayers are with you at this time.
I am sorry to read today that Andrew has gone. As you have said, he will be missed by many whom he has touched in this life. I will remember him as we talked for hours on the image Andrew had of "putting things right". He was a blessed man too as he had 20 years with you in his life, as you were blessed having him in your life.
All my love and prayers are with you at this time.
Margo Bunt
4/9/13
Dearest Rosemary,
My deepest love and warmth comes to you
at this time. The love between yourself and Andrew was
lovely to be around and of course I love that you both shared my home in the
mountains of the Tweed.
Sharon x
4/9/13
Dear Rosemary
We were sorry to hear that Andrew had finally slipped away but pleased that he had obviously been at peace and with people around him he loved and who loved him.
It must have been wonderful to have spent 20 years with Andrew and to have felt so blessed. We remember well the few times we spent time with you both - both in Australia and on our trip round the UK. Andrew was always so curious and interested in things and enjoyed exploring both people and places.
You will always have those wonderful memories and we hope they will sustain you during the coming weeks.
With all our love.
Willem and Sue
We were sorry to hear that Andrew had finally slipped away but pleased that he had obviously been at peace and with people around him he loved and who loved him.
It must have been wonderful to have spent 20 years with Andrew and to have felt so blessed. We remember well the few times we spent time with you both - both in Australia and on our trip round the UK. Andrew was always so curious and interested in things and enjoyed exploring both people and places.
You will always have those wonderful memories and we hope they will sustain you during the coming weeks.
With all our love.
Willem and Sue
dearest Rosemary, thank you so
much for your tender e-mail letting me know about andrew's departure. my heart is with you as you grieve your loss and celebrate
his wonderful life. all of us who love him, miss him and cherish our sharing
time with him, especially for me having seen him recently and being with you
both.
the angels are celebrating his arrival as he ventures forward on his next big adventure.
the angels are celebrating his arrival as he ventures forward on his next big adventure.
Jo Rawson
5/9/13
As we both know our dear Andrew is not gone...and know he has transitioned beautifully.
As you probably know it was/is a
bit of a toss up who was more in awe of whom when it came to Andrew’s and my ongoing bucket
list achievements. I loved the way he would always immerse himself smack
bang in the centre of what was cutting edge spiritually.... whether his
consciousness could catch up or not. For that I will always smile and say
well done Andrew, you really lived your life as Carpe Diem!
Raeline Brady
Hi Rosemary. We are saddened to hear
that Andrew has gone. We are grateful that at least he could go in peace and with
dignity. Although we never met him over those many years I'm sure that if we
had we would, from all I've heard in that time, have been good mates. Our thoughts
are with you and his family.
Love,
Jim & Joy.
Love,
Jim & Joy.
6/9/13
Hi Rosemary
Ros and I are extremely saddened by Andrew’s passing but we know
that you will be celebrating Andrew’s life forever.
He certainly was a mentor to many.
love and blessings to you Roger & Rosslyn
6/9/13
The world is now one very loving
human being less, with the departure of Andrew from our midst.
Words fail me, to bring you comfort at this time of
such a HUGE loss, especially as he is/was SUCH a loving man. Love SHONE
out of his eyes, EVERY time I saw him.
Margie Moore
7/9/13
Dear Rosemary,
Sadness of Andrews passing.
The small time I knew him I found him a gentle man, with an amazing sense of humour. Andrew's blue eyes would twinkle to suggest there was a secret he knew that no else did. Andrew was interested in what I had to say in writing and gave generously his time and opinion.
A gentleman that this world is sorry to lose yet a pleasure to have met.
My thoughts are with you, and his children
Regards Jan Busch
Sadness of Andrews passing.
The small time I knew him I found him a gentle man, with an amazing sense of humour. Andrew's blue eyes would twinkle to suggest there was a secret he knew that no else did. Andrew was interested in what I had to say in writing and gave generously his time and opinion.
A gentleman that this world is sorry to lose yet a pleasure to have met.
My thoughts are with you, and his children
Regards Jan Busch
8/9/13
This is beautiful, he has left in a
beautiful way. All worlds are here, he has just begun to see them as he moves
to the next dimension. Love be with you, as his physical leaves his spirit
remains. My hand is in yours and my heart sending love and peace.
My love to you in this time and the
knowing that Andrew touched my and Tom’s hearts deeply. Love and peace be with you always
— Neena and Tom
Rosemary,
We
are so sad to hear of Andrew' s
passing away. We will miss his adventurous inquiring spirit ,his
cheerful voice and fond friendship. Thank you for sharing so eloquently
all the warm and challenging moments you shared with him. I can relate as I
have just spent 2 weeks at my Mum's
bedside last month. We hold you in our love and thoughts as you face all the
changes ahead. I look forward to reading Andrew's
"Jorell" story to our grand children one day while remembering the
inspiration that achievement was, to go for your goals no matter what
age! We also admire his contribution to youth through the Discovery course. We
will miss him dearly .
Much Love,
Leanne and Ian
11/9/13
Dear Rosemary
We have just heard the sad news from Esther in Strathaven. Our sincere condolences.
Andrew and I communicated occasionally about the family tree between about 2005 and 2007.
You may or may not know that Andrew's father Stuart was a brother to (Swire) Bernard Wade, who was my grandfather. Bernard's son Stuart was my father.
Our elder daughter Helen lives in Auckland, and has three children. We visit her as often as we can, but have not yet ventured as far as Australia. Perhaps we will make it next time.
Very best wishes to you and your family.
Ian and Margaret Wade
We have just heard the sad news from Esther in Strathaven. Our sincere condolences.
Andrew and I communicated occasionally about the family tree between about 2005 and 2007.
You may or may not know that Andrew's father Stuart was a brother to (Swire) Bernard Wade, who was my grandfather. Bernard's son Stuart was my father.
Our elder daughter Helen lives in Auckland, and has three children. We visit her as often as we can, but have not yet ventured as far as Australia. Perhaps we will make it next time.
Very best wishes to you and your family.
Ian and Margaret Wade
12/9/13
I am so upset. Andrew was as you say a very special person. Such a beautiful sincere smile. That is the memory he has
left me.
— Jan Howe
— Jan Howe
Dear Rosemary, thank you for your
email regarding Andrew's death & please accept our deepest condolences. We are pleased
that he did not suffer a prolonged illness & that his end was peaceful
& without pain.
We keep in touch with Ian & Margaret Wade & Ian had let me know of Andrews demise a couple of days ago, but he obviously did not know of any details at the time.
My paternal great grandfather was Robert Wade, hence the family connection.
Please pass on our commiserations to the other members of the family. We are sure that he will be sadly missed by all.
Kindest regards
Stuart & Barbara Banks
Bolton
England.
We keep in touch with Ian & Margaret Wade & Ian had let me know of Andrews demise a couple of days ago, but he obviously did not know of any details at the time.
My paternal great grandfather was Robert Wade, hence the family connection.
Please pass on our commiserations to the other members of the family. We are sure that he will be sadly missed by all.
Kindest regards
Stuart & Barbara Banks
Bolton
England.
I think of you and Andrew every day and my
thoughts are loving.
— Maggie Good
— Maggie Good