Andrew "Andy" John Hollibush

In memory of Andy, Andy seemed to me to be a Brother and not a brother in law. Arnie and I are saddened by his death but remember that he believed in a heavenly life. He worked hard to provide for his family and during most of his life he faithfully performed a Corporal Work of Mercy by burying other families loved ones. We believe he looked for the 'better in life and not the bitter'. Love, Mary Clare and Arnie Hatlen

Just got the news this morning. Andy Hollibush was one of the best guys I've ever known. He was so good to everyone and really looked out for us younger guys who worked out and trained at his gym. Andy had a phenomenal sense of humor, and I'm smiling as I write this, just remember all the great times and laughter we had. Over the years I would run into Andy at the Hardware store on Midvale,...and he would light up the place there too! Andy was a good friend and a good man. We'll all miss him very much.

When I think of your Dad, I remember his great personality and quick wit, which he had given to his children... I'm thinking of you all, Love Kriss

My thoughts and condolences to the Hollibush family on the loss of a truly great man.. Like many others, Andy allowed me into his gym and life many years ago, and I'm a better person for knowing him. His quick wit and welcoming smile made us scrawny kids feel like a part of something special at the old gym. I haven't seen him in years, but will never forget him. Rest in peace, Horse...you will be missed by many.

I had the good fortune to meet and spend time with Andy in the 80s when Bev and I got together.. He was always a cheerful, positive guy and we had some great times together..I remember his gym and even worked out there a few times.. We will always miss and remember him..