October 10, 2019
Andrew James Spangenberger age 32, Died On October 4th, 2019 at his home in Sabattus, Maine.
Andrew was born on August 13th 1987 in Honolulu, Hawaii to Eugene P. and Tammy L. Spangenberger. Andy graduated from Oak Hill high school in 2005 alongside his class. Recently, Andy was connecting with people from Common Ties, an organization that could help him find a job he was passionate about and opportunities to better his future. Andy spent much of his early years slowly taking everything in and doing his best to understand the meaning of it all. Andy was a curious soul with an innate vulnerability which made him friendly and compassionate. He spent time at Job Corps learning culinary arts, and later took an interest in massage therapy. Andy was proud of his accomplishments and believed there was more in this world for him to conquer.
Andrew is survived by his father Eugene, his older brother Daniel, his younger sister Brittany and his nieces Bliss, Kalysta, Raina, and Freya as well as many aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends. He is predeceased by his mother Tammy, his uncle Bob, uncle Rich, and his Grandparents: Butchy, Gladys, Eugene, and Janet.
Andy had a passion for fishing, hunting for geodes, animals, and God. During his life he seemed, at the very least misunderstood. Andy saw life through a different lens; he always took his time getting there and was often known to find treasures along the way. He saw the beauty in things others did not and he was determined to save those who seemed lost or left behind because he understood how challenging life could be. Andy held those he loved-deeply, closest and in the highest regard. He admired his father and sought to make his whole family proud; though there was much time and distance between Andy and his siblings there was still an unwavering love between them. Andrew James will be truly missed by his friends and family.
Andrew was born on August 13th 1987 in Honolulu, Hawaii to Eugene P. and Tammy L. Spangenberger. Andy graduated from Oak Hill high school in 2005 alongside his class. Recently, Andy was connecting with people from Common Ties, an organization that could help him find a job he was passionate about and opportunities to better his future. Andy spent much of his early years slowly taking everything in and doing his best to understand the meaning of it all. Andy was a curious soul with an innate vulnerability which made him friendly and compassionate. He spent time at Job Corps learning culinary arts, and later took an interest in massage therapy. Andy was proud of his accomplishments and believed there was more in this world for him to conquer.
Andrew is survived by his father Eugene, his older brother Daniel, his younger sister Brittany and his nieces Bliss, Kalysta, Raina, and Freya as well as many aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends. He is predeceased by his mother Tammy, his uncle Bob, uncle Rich, and his Grandparents: Butchy, Gladys, Eugene, and Janet.
Andy had a passion for fishing, hunting for geodes, animals, and God. During his life he seemed, at the very least misunderstood. Andy saw life through a different lens; he always took his time getting there and was often known to find treasures along the way. He saw the beauty in things others did not and he was determined to save those who seemed lost or left behind because he understood how challenging life could be. Andy held those he loved-deeply, closest and in the highest regard. He admired his father and sought to make his whole family proud; though there was much time and distance between Andy and his siblings there was still an unwavering love between them. Andrew James will be truly missed by his friends and family.