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J.
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I just posted recently and I can't get you off my mind Andy. I'm so sorry things happened the way they happened. Ppl suck and it hurts. It'll never stop hurting. My heart will forever go out to your family. I love you.
August 24 2010 - Cleveland, OH
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J.
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I still really miss you, Andy. I'll never stop missing you.
August 22 2010 - Cleveland, OH
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Becky
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I just read the article about Andy and the pain you all must feel is unimaginable. I am so sorry for your loss. The more I read, the harder I cry. The strength and compassion you have is an inspiration. As the mother of a 16 year old and mental health nurse I have spent countless hours talking to my daughter about the dangers of drugs and alcohol. We have family members struggling with drug addiction and I thought that would help deter her from using. She recently admitted to me that she "smoked pot a few times" along with other things and completely took me by surprise. Now I am using Andy's story as a tool to educate myself and my daughter. I didn't get the pleasure of meeting Andy, but I do know that his mother is the sweetest, most compassionate person I have ever met. It sounds like he was just like her. Andy, you have made such an impact on total strangers and I can't thank you enough. Peace
June 5 2010 - LaGrange, Oh
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andrew Goldberg
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Ya know I am surprised it has taken me so long to write to you. Every few months for the past six years I would sit down at my computer and think of what I should say and how I should say it. But my mind would go blank and I would be like “it’s just not the right time” or “this isn’t the kind of message I would want to leave you.” It’s like I’ve been waiting for that “eureka” moment where every sentence is utterly profound leaving you hanging on every word. I just had to leave the best impression possible to represent my ideal self. Shit man, we’ve never acted that way with each other and if you’re not doing why would I.
So anyway, I can’t wait any longer because I see you everywhere. Last year I was at this show in village and saw you playing the keys in this really solid funk band. I took a picture and sent it to Ben. He didn’t think it looked like you, but I told him if he were here he’d agree with me. Dude, a few months ago I met this girl who looks just like you. I mean it was uncanny to say the least. Not that you look like a girl so much as she looks like a guy ;)
I hate having to use you as an example of “what happens” to people in the party seen. I hate the fact that I’m here and you’re not. I hate the fact that I can’t go on adventures with you and play music and just enjoy life. I know I know, you’re with me wherever I go and I am grateful to have had you in my life cause it’s better to have known you (even for a short while) then not to have known you at all. I wouldn’t trade the world for these memories. Anyway, I’m talking your off. I’ll do a better job of writing you more often.
Cheers,
Drew
May 19 2010 - NYC
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Mom
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Happy Birthday Andy. Missing you today and wishing you were with us. Love you, always. Mom
May 8 2010 - Shaker Heights, Ohio
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