Death date: Dec 25, 2008
Andrew Paul “Andy” Hrivnak passed away on Thursday, December 25, 2008 at the age of 70. Beloved husband of Estelle Jourdan Hrivnak. Son of the late Susan Roskos Hrivnak and Andrew Hrivnak. Brother of Sue Hrivnak and the late Elsi Read Obituary
Estelle I am so sorry for your loss. I did not know Andy but I know his sister Sue very well and you were bless to have them both in your lives. I am sure Andy will be missed by all that knew him. My thoughts and prayers are with your entire family. Joyce Armstrong
It was always a pleasure to work with Andy. In a professional world, it is rare to find a face with a contagious smile. We will miss Andy with fond memories.
Mrs. Estelle we are so sorry to have heard about Mr. Andy, wish that we would have been able to come to the services. If you ever need anythig please don't hesitate to call us at 340-5882. He will be sadly missed. You are in our prayers and thoughts. Love your bowling team Stephanie and Nolan Doss and children
Andy will be missed by all. He was a great person.
We want to express our deepest sympathy, to you and your Family. I have lots of fond memories of Andy during the years at TVFD. Our Prayers are with you. May God Be Your Comfort and Peace, in this difficult time.
Estelle, my prayers are that God will Bless and comfort you at this time, and for all the days to come. You and Andy have always been very special people that are blessings to all they meet. I am so glad that you both were part of our lives and you will always have a special place in our hearts. Love, Shelia, Sheyenne and Scott Jourdan
We are very sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
As Chairman of the WB Presidents and Chiefs Assoc. our thoughts and prayers go out to the Hrivnak Family. I personnally knew Andy from working at Terrytown VFD. He was a good person, kind, and always willing to share his experience. The Fire Service will miss him.
Andy was a very thoughtful and caring man.
I was working long hours and weekends trying to keep up with two shifts on a renovation project we had together.
One Saturday morning my coffee pot quit working. There was no where open to buy coffee. The crew and myself were struggling.
Andy heard of our dilemma. Minutes later he showed up with a brand new coffee pot, sugar, cream and cups. Andy was not working that day. What he did, he did for us.
I truely am going to miss him.
Andy Hrivnak was my uncle. I think one memory that stands out is how he dropped everything to come to my father and then my mother's funerals. I remember that Uncle Andy and my husband, Jeff, met at my mother's funeral and ended up bonding.
After my mother's funeral, we decided to start emailing each other. I enjoyed catching up with what he was doing and I hope he enjoyed reading about my life. We shared having poodles.
I love the cards and gifts my Uncle Andy and Aunt Estelle always gave, and their telephone calls. I remember going to their wedding and the scissor pin they gave me, which I broke.
Aunt Estelle - my love goes out to you always and my sympathies go out to you at this time.
