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Andrew Astill

Mar 23, 1989 Apr 15, 2020

Andrew Glenn Astill

Beloved son, brother, and best friend.

Born March 23, 1989 in Dallas, Texas. He passed away Wednesday, April 15, 2020 in Salt Lake City, UT.

Andrew was kind and gentle. He was whip smart and had the funniest dry sense of humor. He was full of love and never burdened others with his problems. He was quiet, curious and thought deeply about life, issues, and theory. He was full of substance and it was a pleasure to be with him and talk to him. We all wish we could still hug him and tell him how much we value him and love him. The world needs more Andrews who are innocent, true, loyal, and brave. We love you and look forward to when we are back together again.

He was a warrior by nature. He was a warrior in Heaven, fighting for the hearts of men to follow Christ. He carried that spirit to earth, where he became a Marine warrior, where he fought for freedom. He has returned to Heavenly Father to take up his mantle as a warrior for God, to continue his fight for the hearts of men.

Andrew grew up in Bountiful, Utah where he learned to play the trumpet in the school band, and run cross-country. He earned an Eagle Scout. Andrew joined the Marines in 2008 and served in Iraq. Afterward, he attended the University of Utah where he studied computer science and math. He taught himself to play classical music on the piano. Books were a treasure to him. He loved literature, appreciated art, and learned to draw. A homemade Christmas gift from him was priceless. He loved to figure out how things worked and could fix anything on his car or in a computer. He enjoyed hiking in the mountains and cycling.

Andrew is survived by Carol Wilson Astill (Mother), Riley Astill (Father). Courtland Astill (Brother), Courtland’s children Mckell Astill, Colter Astill, and Lexi Ann Astill. Allison Astill (Sister), Natalie Astill Bailey (Sister), Natalie ‘s child, Abraxas Bailey.

Services

Graveside Service

Utah Veterans Cemetary and Memorial Park

Tuesday, April 21, 2020 at 3:00 PM – 3:30 PM

17111 S Camp Williams Rd
Bluffdale, UT 84065

Personal Information

Born
Dallas, TX US
Died
Salt Lake City, UT US
Gender
Male
Military
Marine Corps
Religion and Beliefs
Latter-day Saint
Education
High School
Bountiful High School
Veteran
Operation Iraqi Freedom (Iraq War)

Life Story Info

Post Date
Apr 18, 2020
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