here is the program for the funeral:
he loved his trailer, i remember when he first got it from the make a wish foundation, he had the biggest smile on his face and could tell you about every little detail of the trailer.
My favorite memory of Andrew is at Christmas time he had to know everything. for him there could never be any suprises. so i remember one year it became tradition for all of us to sleep in the basement that way we all woke up together and could go upstairs for the presents together. well andrew happened to wake up at like 3 AM and went upstairs supposedly for a drink of water, which after that he came down woke everyone up to tell us what Santa had brought.
because there was a bigger gift that couldn't be wrapped he said someone got a bike. so now we were all upset because he had ruined the surprise but that was Andrew. he had to know everything and who everyone was getting presents for. but that is something i will dearly miss.
after the funeral there was a luncheon which tasted wonderful. then my family and the Harveys went back to my parents house where we wrote a note on a little piece of paper and tied it to a balloon. overall i think we let go of 20ish balloons.
Andrew i know you are in a better place with no pain.
Til We Meet Again,
love your sister.
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