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Julianne Migely
December 29, 2011
Andre was my hair dresser and friend for 20 years. Even after his knee replacement, he still made the time to do my hair. I so loved to talk about the latest opera (having purchased tickets from him over the years), restaurants, family and travel. He will be sorely missed by many. My condolences to his family. I am so glad that he had the opportunity to go on a great travel adventure with this his beloved family this summer.
November 30, 2011
To Paul Goldstein: You didn't give me your e-mail address, so I'm answering you via Legacy. Andre' had knee replacement done in late September but only stayed in re-hab for two weeks. After a week at home, he returned to work and complained of pain in the leg with the new knee. I think the stress and pain caused him to have a heart attack in the middle of the night. At least he didn't suffer for long. Canary (773-750-1823)
November 17, 2011
Although I did not know Andre personally my prayers are with him, his family and
friends.
Marion Moscardini
Hannah Koehler
November 16, 2011
I have known Andre for nearly 50 years. He so enriched my life. He shared his love of travel, art, opera, movies and plays. I will miss him.
My condolences to his family and friends.
Mary Marks
November 14, 2011
I will miss seeing Andre every month. Spending a half hour with him was always most enjoyable and entertaining, and I always learned something. Whether we talked about theatre, opera, art or travels, the time always flew by.Getting a good haircut was just a part of the experience, his good company the the other part.
I send love and sympathy to all his family.
Mary Marks
Wayne Canary
November 13, 2011
Andre and I worked together at Linda Fields Salon and Spa in the Seneca Hotel and at Linda's last location, until her death last May, at Rush and Delaware. I was one of the few co-workers that got his dry sense of humor. At both locations, I made sure that I was at the chair next to his so we could banter back and forth. He got so tired of my stories about the cat I adopted from the street (Carmen), he invented a 3-legged cat HE adopted called Calliope. I told him my Carmen stories were in retaliation to all his re-telling of opera plots to HIS clients. I will miss working with him as will all his clients and other co-workers. I'm just glad he took that last trip to Italy. He was going to cancel it after we left Linda's and I talked him out of it. I will miss him dearly. My condolences to his family. Canary
The Staff of Cumberland Chapels
November 13, 2011
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