

Born on July 4th, 1956 in San Diego, California. Andrew lived a life marked not by pageantry, but by stability and prudence. He was someone who preferred listening over speaking, observation over attention, and depth over display. Those who knew him understood that his silence was never empty—it carried care, reflection, and intention.
He dedicated much of his life to career, approaching it with pride and attentiveness. It is noteworthy that he was in the Marine Corps which would serve as a blue print for his future careers. He retired from San Diego County as a respected probation officer. Though he rarely sought recognition, his work and character left a lasting impression on colleagues and those who crossed his path.
In personal life, Andrew valued simplicity. He found contentment in quiet activities—nature, and formed a deep lasting love with his partner, Alicia. He loved to play chess with his older brother and was often seen pondering over their silent battles to out best each other.
Andrew is survived by his children Crystal, Desiree, Corinna, Andrew Jr, and grandson Gabriel. He loved his children and only wished for their happiness and success. Andrew would often say that, “family is all we have in the end, so be good to each other."
In lieu of public memorials, those who knew Andrew are encouraged to remember him and pray for him in your own quiet way. May God rest his soul in eternal peace.
Until we meet again, Ciao!
A Memorial Service will be held at McWane Family Funeral Home, 350 N San Jacinto St., Hemet, CA 92543, US, on May 8, 2026, from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm.
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