Birth date: May 18, 2011 Death date: Jun 6, 2020
From the day that Andrew Brady Free was born, he was our Andy. It would be impossible toadequately share his exceptionality. Andy was always moving forward, wanting to grow up toosoon, always chasing his brothers’ shadows. Poor ba Read Obituary
I just stumbled a Ross this while I was googling my son son name which is Andrew free and for the reason I'm writing this is his son's name which is Brady.... my condolences to the family and friends he looks like he hand an amazing soul through his beautiful smile.. like he could brighten anyone day
Not a memory. We just really miss him. Daily. Love your tia!
Andy, I lived much time with you through the pictures your mom posted. You will always be in my heart. My memories of you shall never waver. Love you always till we meet again. You have once again climbed your highest.
I remember... all of the softball practices and games... and little Andrew, always there. He gave the valentine he made for me at school to one of my players. He made more valentines for the entire team. He climbed fences, rode in the Gator, shagged balls, took selfies on my phone with the girls, and he was my batboy. I know he’s be cheering for me right now... and I’m going to hold onto that feeling... I love you llama boy!!
There are so, so many to share, but one of the underlying themes with Andy was that he was so grateful... for everything. Grateful for our love, grateful for attention, grateful for paper and pencil, grateful for screen time, grateful for moving, grateful for a pink Xbox controller. It didn’t matter. There were no controllers available for him birthday and we felt so low, unable to find the one present he wanted (thanks COVID). His response was amazing- he didn’t care. We could get one whenever. He just wanted to celebrate his birthday- with or without pomp and circumstance. We loved this. Fast forward a couple of days and guess what? One store had one controller- and it was pink. Did he care? He was so excited to have a controller, he didn’t care what it looked like. However, it turned out that he loved pink anyway. And he loved us and we love him.
Andy made everything look easy. He was so good at wakeboarding my son wanted to do it. After multiple attempts, Levi gave up. I listened to Andy tell Levi how easy it was and to watch him. That was such an amazing day and a great memory for Andy's cousins. They will miss playing with Andy daily on Fort Nite.
Andy will always be in my heart and the memories of Andy will always bring a smile.
Anything Andy did, he made it look so easy. It was flawless effort for him. Wakeboarding was a specialty for him. My youngest tried and tried but was very unsuccessful. I remember Andy telling him how easy it was and to watch him. Such a fun filled day on the lake. A memory I will never forget.
Andy had so much fun when our class had field trips. His energy fueled all his friends to have a good time wherever we landed. He had a fierce heart that loved big and showed no fear for new adventures. Andy’s laugh and smile brightened our days.
I remember the times he would join his mom on our walks. His tree climbing one time touched my heart, I’m a tree climber from way back, such energy and personality.
