Birth date: Apr 11, 1953 Death date: Jun 19, 2020
Angus (Andy) T. Sayers April 11th, 1953 - June 19th, 2020 Angus (Andy) T. Sayers is survived by his wife Lisa, sister JoAnne Sayers Thyfault, sister in law Jan Kutilek Sayers, brother and sister in law Alan and Aryna Dryden and A Read Obituary
Always enjoyed the conversations I had with Andy and what he had to tell. My thoughts and prayers are with you Lisa.
Andy was a dear co-worker and friend. We were both UNT alums and worked for the same investment advisory firm, starting at about the same time there. He was always kind, with a ready laugh and full of adventure stories from trips he had taken. Andy had two loves of his life: his wife Lisa and fishing! He also loved traveling and after learning that my daughter and son would be traveling in Europe, gave them a beautiful book about Europe, inspiring them even more. So grateful for our friendship. Sending prayers and much love to you, Lisa, and to your family.
Leanne DeVey
Lisa and family - my prayers are with you - Andy brought Chip and me so much joy over the years and we can't say his name (and yours) without big smiles on our faces. You are loved - this tribute is beautiful. Thank you for sharing so much.
My entire family is very saddened to hear of Andy’s passing last month. He was a wonderful friend to me and a true professional in his field..Andy helped several generations of my family past and future tense with his solid steady advice and unflappable manner in all kinds challenges that appeared from time to time during his long tenure at IAM. I’m sure his family misses him tremendously... he was a true gentleman and I was very grateful to know him.
Scott Baer
Andy was a very special friend of my husband Rich; and so I was blessed to become his, as well as Lisa's, friend.
Andy was a true Southern gentleman. He was charming, soft-spoken, kind, gentle, caring, very generous, unselfish -- always putting the needs of others before himself.
He was always friendly and interested in others; he was helpful, companionable, polite and well-mannered, service-oriented, and gracious!
Andy loved his wife Lisa, and his family. He loved his friends. AND he loved FISHING! He and Lisa, and Rich and I, spent many vacations together fishing in Michigan and Canada. We all had lots of fun together, caught lots of fish, and were so inspired by the beauty of nature surrounding us -- the water, trees, loons, eagles, islands -- to name a few.
We also shared the most remarkable and memorable nature cruise to Alaska together: a very special highlight in our lives!
Andy will be missed by all of us -- all of his friends and family. But he is right here with us in spirit; and his life continues to move forward with new views and adventures. God, divine Love, is watching over Andy, and embracing him, and all of us, with His care, comfort, and love.
An American religious leader of the 19th century, Mary Baker Eddy, wrote this comforting idea: "Where God is we can meet, and where God is we can never part." That is Love's promise to us all!
Andy -- and Lisa -- we love you!
Susan Erwin
Dear Lisa,
I was saddened to hear that Andy passed away. You and and Andy were always so kind to my family, especially to Samantha. I wish you peace as you enter this new phase in your life.
Much love,
Edie Czajkowski
