Obituary for Andrew Kenneth Smith
Andrew Kenneth Smith
1970 - 2020
On April 12th, 2020, Andrew passed away. He is survived by his wife Helene, daughters Kamryn and Hayley, parents David & Sharon, and sister Stephanie and niece Alex.
Andrew lived most of his childhood in Markham Ontario, where at the age of 6, his band of brothers for life was formed. He grew up playing hockey and loving football, and developed a passion for music, history, and literature. He was married in 1998, and moved to Newmarket, where he and his wife started their lives together and a family. It was also where he met his neighbour and best friend. They moved and settled in Sharon in 2002, and made many close friends that became extended family.
Andrew worked in the financial industry for most of his career, and for the last 15 years at CIBC, where many colleagues became his friends.
Andrew’s greatest passion was his family, he loved them deeply. His family was his single biggest source of happiness, love, and pride. His memory will live in our hearts forever.
There will be a gathering to celebrate Andrew’s life at a later date. If desired, memorial donations may be made to the Canadian Heart & Stroke foundation“.
1970 - 2020
On April 12th, 2020, Andrew passed away. He is survived by his wife Helene, daughters Kamryn and Hayley, parents David & Sharon, and sister Stephanie and niece Alex.
Andrew lived most of his childhood in Markham Ontario, where at the age of 6, his band of brothers for life was formed. He grew up playing hockey and loving football, and developed a passion for music, history, and literature. He was married in 1998, and moved to Newmarket, where he and his wife started their lives together and a family. It was also where he met his neighbour and best friend. They moved and settled in Sharon in 2002, and made many close friends that became extended family.
Andrew worked in the financial industry for most of his career, and for the last 15 years at CIBC, where many colleagues became his friends.
Andrew’s greatest passion was his family, he loved them deeply. His family was his single biggest source of happiness, love, and pride. His memory will live in our hearts forever.
There will be a gathering to celebrate Andrew’s life at a later date. If desired, memorial donations may be made to the Canadian Heart & Stroke foundation“.