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This service was held on Friday 16th October 2026
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Dear Uncle Richard, Auntie Elizabeth and Chris and family, I am sending our deepest love and sympathy to you, I cannot imagine the depth of you grief and I am sorry we couldn’t be there today with you. Please know we are with you in heart and spirit while you remember and share your love for Andrew today. All our love, Holly and Jon Rees
Thinking of you all today, heartfelt sympathy and love, Sarah and John
Sending my support and sympathies to all the Landers, and all of Andy’s friends and family. Sorry I can’t be with you today to celebrate his life, but watching on and doing so from here.
Sending my love to Andy’s family, friends and the many colleagues who will miss him. Andy was one of those people that just touched you, that made you feel special, who was kind and who knew what it is to be human.
Dear Lander Family,
Please accept my sincere condolences for your sudden and tragic loss. Andrew was a kind-hearted and hardworking soul, which is testament to the way he was raised and the environment he grew up in.
Please know that you are being thought of and prayed for. Psalm 46:1 reminds us that “God is our refuge and strength, A help that is readily found in times of distress”, and Psalms 34:18 assures us that “He heals the brokenhearted; He binds up their wounds”.
It is my hope and prayer that you receive the needed comfort, courage and strength during this distressing and painful period.
With kindness,
Ash Pappas
To our beloved Tito Andy,
There are not enough words to tell you or to tell the world just how much you meant to us. You walked into our lives and became the very heart of it. You were more than an uncle you were the father figure we held close, the one who showed us what true strength looks like not in force, but in kindness. You were the one who stayed, who listened, who cared, and who loved us completely, even when we didn’t know how to love ourselves.
You showed us what it means to love unconditionally not just in big moments, but in the small, quiet ones in the way you listened, the way you remembered the little things, the way you stood by us when things were hard, and the way you loved our mother with such steadfast devotion. You shared your life with us so generously your home, your time, your heart and you made us feel like we were yours, always.
There are days ahead that will feel empty without you. Moments we will wish we could turn to you, questions we will wish we could ask you, joys we will wish we could share with you. But your love is not gone it lives in us now. It lives in the way we care for each other, in the way we look out for our mother, in the kindness we show to others, and in the way we remember you. You taught us how to love deeply and faithfully, and that is a lesson we will carry forever.
You were a gift to us, Tito Andy the greatest gift we could have ever received. We are so honored, so blessed, and so grateful that we got to be part of your life, just as you became the most precious part of ours. Rest now, and know that you are loved beyond words, missed beyond measure, and remembered with every beat of our hearts. Until we meet again. ️
Please takecare of yourself! I love you so much
A very beautiful service for a wonderful young man. Rest in peace Andrew..Condolences to his lovely Family.
Sending love and support to Andy’s family and loved ones today. It was a beautiful mass to celebrate Andy’s life. He touched so many lives and made a huge impact. Many good memories. Rest in Peace, Andy.
Dear Family,
Andy was truly a good soul. Every interaction with him was kind, and there was never even one difficult conversation. His kindness and the way he treated people will always be remembered. My heartfelt condolences to his family and loved ones. May God comfort and strengthen everyone during this difficult time. Rest in grace, Andy. May you dwell in the eternal presence of the Lord
What a lovely service for Andrew, clearly he hadn’t changed much from the dedicated hockey player I used to coach. Always low maintenance, often in the line of fire due to his doggedness on the ball and always unstintingly polite. With that dry wit he would pop in a little comment here or there – always perfectly timed. You raised a fabulous son Richard and Elizabeth. Sending you much love, Vidette and Mark