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Andrew - you were such a kind loving friend to all at RHS. You were the star of the school, the class clown, and friend to all. Was such a blessing to be your teacher and to know you.

Andrew was always such a bright part of Nebbie Williams Elementary School! Garrett loved being his helper for many years in his class, and was excited when he got invited to his birthday party! But nothing was better than when Andrew was crowned Homecoming King his Senior Year! Oh, that smile was b

I got to spend a year as Andrew's teacher on our Lake Travis 18+ team in 2016-2017. Andrew was an incredible friend and member of our community. He loved to go on adventures, try new things and meet new friends. I will remember Andrew dancing to "All Star" or Texas blues music, he loved to tell joke

I met Andrew in elementary school and what a wonderful soul he was. we all used to fight over who was his best friend, he truly was the coolest kid in school. His smile could light up a room. i have yet to come across a person who could match Andrew’s positivity and energy. It was a blessing to know

We remember Andrew and his endearing smile and happy laugh! What a blessing to have known him and had the chance to experience his contagious joy. His light will continue to inspire and influence so many!

I knew Andrew, for a very short time. But he touched my heart in so many ways. I knew him from his sister katelynn and had the true privilege to meet him. We played basketball one day and it was one of the funnest times I have ever had playing basketball, which I was never good at. He then introduce

Andrew was the energy behind all Reed Meisters gigs he attended. He was a tireless dancer and cheer leader. Everyone loved him. Here he is doing his thing at 12 Fox. https://www.facebook.com/12foxbeer/videos/635885503650247/

Andrew was a quiet and positive force on our unified team. Always with a smile. Coaching him as we got ready for state, I really appreciated not only his abilities and team spirit but also his kindness. Thank you for being a part of our DSY family. I feel blessed to have known you.

Andrew was one of my favorite athletes to coach in Special Olympics Swimming. I was a backstroker myself and absolutely loved watching Andrew swim the backstroke. Because unlike most swimmers who are too focused on details, Andrew swam with the biggest smile on his face down the entire length of the

me and Andrew became friends his freshman year. I chose him to be my little brother in band simply to protect the dude from anyone that could possibly hurt him throughout his freshman year. he made it extremely easy to include him in all activities because where I thought people would be hurtful to

Andrew was a great swimmer and an even better friend. No matter how much time passed between seeing him at swim meets, he was always happy to see us and share his beautiful smile with us. He was a bright light to everyone around him. He will be dearly missed.

I had tge privilege of having Andrew in my music classes at a very early age. He loved to sing, play instruments and dance. The sparkle in his eyes, the beautiful smile and the squeezy hugs I have never forgotten. What a blessing you are Andrew! Keep the music going in heaven! Much love.

I met Andrew when the Sauerweins came to visit NYC and stayed in our condo. His Mom, Stacy, has been a close friend since high school but on the day I was meeting the family, Andrew walked across the room and gave me the biggest hug. It was so unexpected and so very sweet. Kindness radiated about hi

Although our time with Andrew was limited, what a joyous time it was. We met at Andrew at Kevin and Shawn's wedding. Needless to say he was the life of the party and king of the dance floor. In a culture driven by wordly things, Andrew rose above all that. His zest for life and unashamed joy in

I will always remember and cherish the time in my life when I was fortunate enough to know Andrew. His family welcomed me in for dinner on countless occasions, and I’ll always remember Andrew’s preferred cuisine: spaghetti, or chips and cheese. We shared so many laughs over dinner each time I was th

I was lucky enough to coach Andrew for the Special Olympics swim team in Rockwall. He loved swimming and gave it his all. He always liked watching the “big guys” do their fancy strokes and really wanted to learn them. We were attending an area meet and he was about to take to the pool and swim a 25

Andrew taught me so much, and will always be a light in my life, and forever in my heart. I am forever thankful for The memories I have with him in school, and band. I love you Andrew. Your friends and family are in my thoughts and prayers. ❤️

It hurt me to hear the sad news on my phone. I remember the first time I’ve met Andrew was when he and his mom were dropping off Andrew’s sister at my families home to play with my sister. Few months later he became a great swimmer and basketball player for Special Olympics. It was fun for our team

I'll always remember this Texas Independence Day laughing and joking together with his good friend Jenee.

I met Andrew at my office and I knew instantly, this is good person. His smile and his laugh immediately made everyone in the room light up and to truly get excited when he was with you. But it was the second time I ever saw Andrew that made me feel that he was a great person. Andrew was working ver

The Sauerwein family was the first group of people that I discovered my husband and I knew in common when we first started dating. How did this guy know the dad of one of my Special Olympics athletes? Turns out Steve Sauerwein is not only a great but modest barbeque grill master (yes, he blessed us

I had the distinct pleasure to meet Andrew at my wife’s first Sauerwein’s 4th grade “team” Christmas party in 2016. A great time was had by all,. The true highlight of the evening was making friends with Andrew. It was Andrew that alerted me to the best and truest statement, and I can picture him no

The first time my family and I met Andrew will always be remember. It was at our teams Christmas party! My three children tagged along for some fun and had the privilege to hang out with him. While we were downstairs Andrew and my kids where upstairs having the best time watching movies, playing ga

Fist time I got to meet Andrew was at your Christmas party, man alive does he know how to liven up a party! By the end of the night we were talking about beer, girls, and shooting arrows. It was one heck of a party and one heck of a guy. Wish we could rock on again

I loved teaching Andrew, he was my buddy. Andrew always had the best smile, best hugs and always filled with joy. Andrew loved playing in the band, and I was so proud of him. My favorite performance of his was when he played sleigh bells in Sleigh Ride!! I love you buddy. Thank you for everything

Being married to Kevin comes with the privilege of being a part of the Sauerwein family and in particular being Andrew's sister in law. Andrew is such a special person who touched more lives living on earth only a quarter of life span than most people who live to be a 100. A life isn't valued by ho