Andrea Louise Wolf

Born on February 5, 1979 in York, PA, daughter of Timothy B. (predeceased April 2013) and Diane L. Wolf, Andrea leaves behind daughter, Chloe Louise, 14, and husband, Norman E. White III. She is also survived by brother, Matthew B. Wolf and his wife, Lisa; nephew, Daniel T. and niece, Kristina M.E. as well as grandmother, Doris L. Kline; in-laws, Vanessa and Norman E. White II; sister-in-law, Melissa Etheredge and nieces, Jessalyn, Meah and Cailyn. She is predeceased by grandfather, Dale G. Kline; grandparents, Walter and Beulah Wolf and uncle, Jeffrey Wolf.

Andrea graduated from Dallastown High School, class of 1997, and went on to earn a degree in Business Administration from Millersville University in 2001. She worked most of her adult life in the restaurant industry in various roles, but mostly as a cook and in catering management. She was a Girl Scout leader in the Mountains to Midlands Council. She found great enjoyment in sharing her wealth of experience in camping and life skills with her scouts. Her other interests included painting and crafting. Andrea was a champion of both women’s and human rights. Proud accomplishments include her successful nomination of father, Timothy, to carry the Salt Lake City Olympic flame through Baltimore, MD, alongside other such names as Cal Ripken, Jr.

A celebration of life will be held Saturday, October 23, 2021 from 6:00 to 9:00 pm at The Old Mill, 711 East Main Street, Lexington, SC 29072. RSVP to [email protected] by Friday, October 15 if you wish to attend.

Memorial and graveside services are to be held in York, PA on a date yet to be determined. Interment shall be in Mt. Zion Lutheran Church cemetery alongside her father and great grandparents, Helen L. and John R. King, Sr.

In lieu of flowers, please consider donations towards daughter Chloe’s education fund (email Diane for details).

Special thank you to cousin Juliet Wolf Peters, Beverly Heilman, Melissa Etheredge, and friend April Weber for their support to Diane, Norm and Chloe in Andrea’s final days.