To the family and friends of Mr. Mair.  
I read of your loss and wanted to send a note of sympathy.  What an incredible full life he enjoyed and all of the lives he touched.  All the efforts he put into all he did will be remembered for years to come.  I know he will be remembered as a loving husband, father of two special daughters and 10 grandchildren, also a special brother and uncle and friend to many.  Our family has been comforted in the past with two wonderful scriptures from the Bible.  2 Cor. 1:3,4 that speaks of ""the God of all comfort"" and in Isaiah 51:12 - ""I ~ I myself am the One that is comforting you people.""  May these bring comfort to you.

I was so sorry to read about Andy's Passing.  I remember going to his house when I was in the College and Career Class at the First United Methodist Church.  Carolyn your thoughts and paryers are with you.
Krispin and Mike Andersen

I first met Andy in Kabul Afghanistan and we continued to see each other first when he and Norma visited Nebraska and later when he settled in Fort Collins. We enjoyed discussing politics and world affairs ( from different points of view ) and shared information about friends we had in common.  He was a wonderful friend and I will miss our visits when I visit Colorado.  I am so glad that I encouraged him to go on the Semester at Sea as he enjoyed it so.

I have had the privilidge of talking to Andy several times regarding insurance matters here at the Farm Bureau Insurance office. What a great and wonderful man. What a great ambassador for agriculture and the Farm Bureau. He will be sorely missed. Farm Bureau's loss is heavens gain.

Although I had heard many things about Andy from my parents (Merwin and Jeannette Thimmig) as I was growing up in Wellington, I really got aquainted with Andy during the 2005 Wellington 100 celebration. He was fun and interesting and very persistent about what should go in the time capsule. He was one of a kind and a wonderful example for all of us. God bless,
Steve and Marcia Venzke

It was a privilege to know and work with Andy over the years.  We all benefited from his perspective on life. Andy was truly a genuine person.

To the entire Mair Family,
I was so sorry to hear about Uncle Andy. He touched many of our lives in special ways and he was such a loving and caring man. With a wealth of knowledge I know I will never be able to match in my lifetime. I am so greatful to have met him and had the opportunity to have had special moments conversing with him.I know now he is sharing those same wonderful qualities with those that have gone before us. 
I hope it will offer comfort that so many people will be thinking and praying a long with your during this time. 
With Love, 
Trisha, Jodi and Levi Mair

Andy will be greatly missed by so many.  He was such a dear, sweet man and I will miss visiting with him; he was always so up-to-date with world affairs and listening to his viewpoints was such an interesting experience.
Peggy Dalke

Andy, You were always a delight to have in my exercise classes at Pulse. First in the aerobics room and then in the pool. We always looked forward to seeing you walk in because we knew we would not only learn about current events but we would hear the stories of your family growing up on the farm in Wellington. I remember your big birthday party given by the Pulse members who loved you so much. I believe you were 90 then. You share a birthday year with my dad who will be 96 on Tues. I am grateful for the few times I got to see you at Blue Spruce.  Peace Andy

When I was growing up, the Mairs were my parents best friends. After my parents were gone, I would visit Andy at his Assisted Care homes. We would laugh about farm life, the Boxelder Community Club, square dancing, hunting, fishing and on and on. He was a joy to listen to when he talked about his foreign travels and life in Washington. Most of all, Andy was always ""down to earth"". What a tribute to one of Wellington's boys. He will be missed.

Andy was a gentleman who used thoughtful words to make his point.  We all thank him for his service to our country.

To the Mair family,
What a nice man!  A friendly man!  A world traveler.  A well read man.  Always smiling and always ready to talk and tell a story.  I enjoyed a visit with Andy each time I would see him.  And always enjoyed reading his writing in the Coloradoan.  This world needs more men like him.  We will miss him.
Rick Allnutt

Way to go Uncle Andy! A life worth bragging about. I hope you are having a blast in heaven.

Carolyn and Peggy,
I only knew your dad for about a dozen years.  I was priveleged to call him friend.  He was a remarkable and talented man whose service to his nation places him near the top of our nations list of patriots.  
May God bless your entire family with happy memories of him and hope of a certain reunion.

May god be with your family.
Lincoln County Farm Bureau sends condolences to you all.
Charles and Jessica Hoffman
and the entire Lincoln County Farm Bureau.

But think how good Kenneth and Leone Thayer are going to feel when they see their old friend Andy walk in the door to sit down and catch up on the news!

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family.

Andy was such a delight to get to know through his Republican Party activity.  Always making light of his own considerable contribution to our country and the world.
  We have lost a great resource of first-hand knowledge about the Middle East, international agriculture, and the history of Larimer County.
Kirk Brush

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Andrew James Mair

31 diciembre, 1969 – 25 abril, 2009

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