December 23, IVES-April Z, 2007 Of Matlock, Washington There are not enough words to describe what an exceptional per- son Andy was. Even as a child he was inquisitive, and wanted to glean knowledge from where ever he could. He eniayed following his dad and arandtathers around and learned to da carpentry. electrical work, mechanical work and more. He worked as a computer technir cian, a customer service rep, and a security guard. He learned to play the piano and he liked to ear- den, fish, hunt, camp, on boating, ride quads, go faur wheeling, ride horses, ride bicycles, cook, or par» licipate in any other activity that Presented itself. He iust enioyed having good wholesome fun, The best part about Andy though is the relationships that he devel- oped while he was with Us. He would spend his time off helping his friends and spending time with his family. Andy loved everyone and treated beanie with respect and courtesy. He had a wonder- ful sense of humor and was so tun to be around, He never wasted any time while he was with us. Chances are that if you knew Andy, your fondest memories include him because he was there for people. Andy will be sorely missed. He leaves behind his father and mother, Jeff and Teresa Oien; sister. Angela Hix (Cody); niece,McKenzy; younger brothers. Matthew and Timmy Oien; Great-Grandmother, Marion Dudics; Great-Grandfather, Earl Landis. He is also survived by numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, friends, and family that loved him beyond words. Andy had met and fallen in love with Darla Whitener, who was as beautiful of a person as he was. An account has been set up in Andy’s name to help with funeral expenses at any Anchor Bank lo- cation. Please sign Andy's online tribute whitesidefamilymortuaries.com. Arrangements were handled through Whiteside. , OCR Text: December 23, IVES-April Z, 2007 Of Matlock, Washington There are not enough words to describe what an exceptional per- son Andy was. Even as a child he was inquisitive, and wanted to glean knowledge from where ever he could. He eniayed following his dad and arandtathers around and learned to da carpentry. electrical work, mechanical work and more. He worked as a computer technir cian, a customer service rep, and a security guard. He learned to play the piano and he liked to ear- den, fish, hunt, camp, on boating, ride quads, go faur wheeling, ride horses, ride bicycles, cook, or par» licipate in any other activity that Presented itself. He iust enioyed having good wholesome fun, The best part about Andy though is the relationships that he devel- oped while he was with Us. He would spend his time off helping his friends and spending time with his family. Andy loved everyone and treated beanie with respect and courtesy. He had a wonder- ful sense of humor and was so tun to be around, He never wasted any time while he was with us. Chances are that if you knew Andy, your fondest memories include him because he was there for people. Andy will be sorely missed. He leaves behind his father and mother, Jeff and Teresa Oien; sister. Angela Hix (Cody); niece,McKenzy; younger brothers. Matthew and Timmy Oien; Great-Grandmother, Marion Dudics; Great-Grandfather, Earl Landis. He is also survived by numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, friends, and family that loved him beyond words. Andy had met and fallen in love with Darla Whitener, who was as beautiful of a person as he was. An account has been set up in Andy’s name to help with funeral expenses at any Anchor Bank lo- cation. Please sign Andy's online tribute whitesidefamilymortuaries.com. Arrangements were handled through Whiteside. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Obituaries for Shelton Cemetery,O Last Name,Oien, Andrew James #1.tif,Oien, Andrew James #1.tif, Oien, Andrew James #1.tif