I have always wanted to spend more time in your community. I have found the chance these last few days. So I just wanted to tell someone that I remember you as being a super awesome friend that I should have given more time but I didn’t. I changed my phone number in order to get away from some stuff. and then I wanted to talk to you and you were gone. I’m really sorry I didn’t give you more of my time.
I remember … you came into my town for a camping trip and we went to a bar after I got off work. I had ridden my bicycle and your truck was full of camping gear. It wasn’t too far to my cabin except for the big hill in between. So I asked you to give me a head start and when I got to the bottom of the hill I would waited for you. And you put down the passenger window and I held on with one hand while you went up the hill at 25mph till I almost couldn’t hold on. but it was late and no car came up behind and we made it to the top and I told you to go on to the cabin and I flew down the other side after you in the early winter barely freezing night. You totally believed in me.
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the following is from Google search.
A.T.Weaver, 31, of Palmer, Alaska, died suddenly on the morning of Friday, November 13, 2015.
Life and Background
• Early Life: Born in Palmer on July 6, 1984, to Beverly Cutler and Mark Weaver, he was their second child and eldest son.
• Education & Achievements: He attended Pioneer Peak Elementary and Colony Middle School, playing the trombone in the school band. He won the school geography bee two years in a row and won first place in Quantitative Ability for the state of Alaska in the 1996 Johns Hopkins Youth Talent Search.
• Community Involvement: He played youth soccer with the Mudcats of the Mat Valley Comp Soccer Club and later returned as a dedicated referee.
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I wonder if anyone else has a story that they would like to share about Andrew that they remember him?