Andy was a mentor and friend.  When I started my law enforcement career in 1967, Andy was someone who would take the time to listen to questions and always have a smile.  Watching Andy and Bill ""Hoss"" Cartwright come to a crime scene will be forever etched in my mind.  
Andy's low key ways, always seemed to work and he knew everyone in Fort Collins (or so it seemed).
When I became Sheriff I hired Andy and a few other ""semi"" retired gentlemen to work the front desk.  
Andy's ability to work with the public made him an Asset to the Sheriff's Department as he handled everyone who came in with a smile and a story.  I will miss Andy and wish his family well.  He was a good cop and an even better friend.

It was time for Andy to go on his next journey and mission.  He will be missed.  Love & Prayers
Becky & Family

I did not have much time with grandpa but the time i did i will treasure always. my deepest sympathy to my family. I love you all.     owen, chris savanna, & mckenzi chismar.

Dear Jean and family:
We are sorry to hear of your loss.  Please take good care and please let us know if we can help you in any way.
Sincerely,
David & Melody Chrisp
PS:  I worked with Mary and Bonnie for many years at Woodward.  I hope you remember me.

Jean, Andy Jr., John, MaryBeth, and extended family, We send our deepest sympathy to the passing of my Uncle Andy Sr. I have fond memories as a child of all of our family reuions and get-togethers. I especially enjoyed the fact that Uncle Andy and his brother, my Dad, John L. were in the service at the same time and met in England during WWII. He will be sadly missed, but he left great children behind and a good wife to carry on. All our love,

Dear Jean&family,
   Sorry for the loss of Andy. I'll remember the good times we had hunting an fishing ,the trips to the mountains to see the hummingbirds. Remember when i was a kid he used to swing me by my hair that's probably why I'm bald now !!!!Remember all the pictures he drew for me.We'll see you again someday.
        Your Baby Brother

Andy was like a grandfather to me, I am so sorry I will not be there to support you jeanie! I loved Andy very much and I have many fond memories of him, It always made me laugh the way he would call me his girlfriend, I will never forget him building the playhouse and letting me help him paint and I will for sure never forget the time he chewed up a grasshopper just to prove to us he would!I still remember the way he taught me to draw a clown and I have taught many kids to do the same. I never doubted Andy's love for us and I will miss him greatly! He was an amazing man! With all my Love, Erin (Boatright) Trostel

Jean and Andy Jr.  I share your grief at Andy Sr.'s passing.  His feisty humor and general playfulness will be missed.  Hopefully some of him will be carried on in you all.  Andrea and I have fond memories of day care, Halloween, and Jean's goodies, and Andy sitting in his lawn chair watering his lawn on Greenmont Drive.

Dear Chismar Family,
We extend our sincerest condolences to you.  You are in our thoughts and prayers.

I am very sorry for your loss - Andy was a good man. He was the first smiling face I would see walking in to work every morning at the old Sheriff's Office building.  He always had a smile and a story that would make me laugh. He will be missed

I am very sorry for your loss - Andy was a good man. He was the first smiling face I would see walking in to work every morning at he old Sheriff's office building.  He always had a smile and a story that would make me laugh. He will be missed

I first met Andy when I was first hired at Fort Collins Police in 1972. I was just a young whippersnapper at that time and now I'm just a older one, but Andy was always there as a friend, and advisor.  I worked with him later while he was at PVH and then again at LCSO. He was something special, and will be sorely missed by the Fort Collins Community...and me.
Jeff Groves  Fort Collins Police Traffic Unit.

To the Chismar family
  I will always remember his wonderful sense of humor from the time I was a little girl seeing him at the hospital to seeing him over at city park next to the Fire Engines.  He had a great smile and never forgot a face.  So sorry that you have lost such a wonderful husband,father,brother and grandfather he was a great man to all that he met.  My thoughts and prayers are with you. I'm pretty sure my grandfather (Cliff Carpenter) was standing at the gates of heaven welcoming in a friend.

Dear Jean &family,
  Our thought's and prayers are with you .Wish We could be there for all of you.I remember when you an U.Andy met!!! Bon an I were 2 teenagers that new it all. Boy did we find out different!!! We all know those Chismar men are tough cookies but we love them dearly.They are big old teddybears!!! My dear friend Bonni we have the best step-dad's that anyone could ever ask for !! 
                 Love ya,
                  Mike&Deb

I don't know when I met Andy, but I was stopped many a time and told to just go on home and stay there. He was a very good policeman and a friend to a lot of people.

Our thoughts and prayers are with your family in the loss of your loved one.
Judy & Dean's - close friends

I met Andy many years ago when I became a member of Colorado State Patrol.  I spent 30 years in this field and met Andy many times.  I always had great  respect for Andy and was impressed by his ability, his professionalism and his demeanor.  I valued his friendship.  My respect and sympathies go to his family, you can be proud in his memory.

I just wanted to express my condolences and I always enjoyed my visits with Andy at the sheriff's office.  Y'all will be in our thoughts and prayers.
Jonathan L. Cox
Investigator
Larimer County Sheriff's Office

Andy was a good friend and we worked together occasionally on the Police Force.  I was hornored to know Andy.
My heart goes out to you in this time of sorrow.
Wally

I am saddened about your loss. I remember Andy when I was a child growing up in Fort Collins. He was always there when someone needed him. He will be missed by all who knew him.

I remember Andy as my father's best friend (Clifford Carpenter). My father respected and appreciated Andy as a fellow public servant for the city of Fort Collins.
My condolences to the Chismar family.

Andy was well respected in the law enforcement field. When I became a police officer, I alwyas wanted to be like Andy. I was told he could solve any crime and he could do it right at his desk. Thank you Andy, you were a stand up guy. I will miss you friend, Charles L. Robles Senior Investigator Office of the District Attorney 8th Judicial District

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Andrew Roy Chismar,

12 julio, 1917 – 23 mayo, 2008

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