I knew Andy from Camp Sawtooth as teenagers. It was a special place. A place we loved where we could truly be ourselves. And he was a truly special soul. As a teenager, he was such a thinker. He was kind. And funny. He was passionate about so many things. Many of us were awkward teens. But not Andy. He shone. He was radiant. May his beautiful soul be at peace.

Posted by Misty Martinell on May 25, 2017

I was Andy's soccer coach for PVSC and a while at Highland. I remember that dramatic shootout where he saved our butts. It is with great sadness that I learned if his death and his pain. He was a great kid, lots if fun to coach and to have on the team. That is how I will remember him. Dan Goettsche

Posted by Dan Goettsche on May 25, 2017

Mr. Del Debbio made such an impact on my son Evan. Evan had Mr. Del Debbio for English in the evening scholars program last fall. Mr. Del Debbio is partly responsible for my sons success and giving him the confidence to succeed. He had a very special way of teaching and communicating with the kids that I am, and forever will be, grateful for. I always thanked him after each night my son Evan was done with his class and reminded him constantly of the positive impact he made on Evan. Evan always looked forward to the 3 hour class to spend time with Mr. Del Debbio and talk about life. We are blessed to have known him, even for that short time but we will never ever forget him. He truly was an amazing man. We will miss him terribly...

Posted by Fern & Evan Bladow on May 24, 2017

My heartfelt condolences to the family. May you find comfort in your many wonderful treasured memories and in the loving support of God and family. 2 Corinthians 1:3,4 will help you find the God of all comfort to help during this most difficult time.

Posted by Marty on May 24, 2017

I am eternally grateful to our dear, sweet, Andrew. He taught me many, many things, and I am a better person for having known him. Fair winds and following seas my friend. Fair winds.

Posted by Heidi Olmstead on May 24, 2017