Bartek, Andrew III Fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church Wednesday, January 6, 2021. Beloved father of Andrew (Amy) Bartek, Joseph (Annika) Bartek, Christine (Felipe) Samaniego and Stephen Bartek; loving grandfather of Ethan, Eli, Graham, Leon, Reid, Sloane, Eloise and Jacob; our dear brother, brother-in-law, uncle, cousin and friend.
Services: Private burial by KUTIS SOUTH COUNTY. Memorials to Foundation Fighting Blindness appreciated.
RIP Andy. Thank You for your service to this great country
i cherished all the good times we had on the water together
RIP Andy. Thank You for your service to this great country
i cherished all the good times we had on the water together
I am sorry to hear this. I remember working with you at SLRX and you were a great bowler. Rest In Peace my old friend.
I am sorry to hear this. I remember working with you at SLRX and you were a great bowler. Rest In Peace my old friend.
So sorry for your loss. My dad, Lonnie Krause, used to talk about Mr. Bartek about their days at SLRX.
So sorry for your loss. My dad, Lonnie Krause, used to talk about Mr. Bartek about their days at SLRX.
My condolences to Andy’s family. RIP, I am glad to have worked with, played golf and known him as a personal friend. He was a kind and supportive person for friends and people in need.
My condolences to Andy’s family. RIP, I am glad to have worked with, played golf and known him as a personal friend. He was a kind and supportive person for friends and people in need.
So sorry to hear of Andy’s death
We worked with him at MEI.
He was a great guy. Please accept our sympathy.
So sorry to hear of Andy’s death
We worked with him at MEI.
He was a great guy. Please accept our sympathy.
Andy and I were Lindbergh High School classmates and casual friends. I remember that he was a cheerful fellow and an excellent trombone player who could rattle the windows with the low notes. We played some music together, but he was in a much better band than I (wasn’t everyone in a band in the ’60’s?). RIP.
Andy and I were Lindbergh High School classmates and casual friends. I remember that he was a cheerful fellow and an excellent trombone player who could rattle the windows with the low notes. We played some music together, but he was in a much better band than I (wasn’t everyone in a band in the ’60’s?). RIP.