Richard Lewis Andrews was the son of Mary Louise Stanley (1926–2008) and Dr. Bob Barcus Andrews (1926–2018).
He married Cindy Wall.
Richard received a Masters of Architecture from North Carolina State University in 1977. He was a registered Architect of North Carolina, LEED AP Certified by the US Green Building Council, and a member of the American Institute of Architects. He had served as Chapter President, Eastern NC Chapter, AIA, and as a member of the Board of Directors, North Carolina Chapter of the AIA.
He worked with Smith-Sinnett Architecture (2008-2011), DKWA Architects (2004-2008), and Borden Real Estata (2003-2004), Metapartners (2001-2003), Centura Bank as Director of Facilities (1992-2001), before opening his own firm, Richard Andrews Architecture and Planning, in Tarboro, NC, in 2011.
From obituary below and findagrave contributor Alan Britt, FIND A GRAVE ID 48938471.
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Obiturary:
Richard Lewis Andrews, 62, passed away suddenly at his home on North Main Street yesterday evening, May 16, 2015.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday, May 20, 2015 at 2:00 PM at Howard Memorial Presbyterian Church with Rev. Benjamin Kane officiating. The family will receive friends and relatives from 1:00-2:00 PM at the church.
Richard was preceded in death by his mother, Mary Louise Andrews.
He is survived by wife
Wife, Cindy Wall Andrews;
Father, Bob B. Andrews;
Son, Richard L. Andrews, Jr & wife Austin, of Bath;
Daughters, Margaret Andrews & husband Jason, of Princeton, NJ,
Elizabeth Preyer & husband Britt, of Greensboro;
Step-son, Brandon G. Wall & wife Tamie, of Clayton;
Step-daughter; Lolly J. Williams, of Wilmington;
Sister, Kim Harsey & partner Renae Elam, of Mooresville;
6 grandchildren, Cameron D. Wall, Averlie G. Wall, Richard L. Andrews,III, Henry Roberts Andrews, Charlie Schwartz, and Elizabeth Preyer, 2 nephews, Troy and Andrew Harsey.
Richard's passion was his never-ending love for family and friends, telling a good story, knowing so many historical facts and his strong faith in God. He was devoted, loving and romantic husband to his wife, a fun loving dad to his children, and the best "POP" any grandchild could hope to have and enjoy.
We all loved him because he was so comfortable in his own skin, which allowed him to do and be whatever he wanted-like writing beautiful poetry for his wife, singing her funny love songs, shad fishing on the jet ski, and wearing his cape and beret down Main Street of Tarboro. All these things made us love, laugh and adore this special man who opened up his heart to never ending love and held on tightly.God gave us many gifts and the greatest of these is love.
Memorial contributions are appreciated and may be made to Duke Medical Hospital, Amyloidosis Cancer Center, 710 W. Main Street, Suite 200, Durham, NC 27701.
Immediately following the service will be a celebration of life reception at On the Square Restaurant in Tarboro for family and close friends.
Arrangements are by Carlisle Funeral Home, Inc., of Tarboro, NC.
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Richard was a Member of the Steering Committee of America In Bloom, Tarboro, NC.
Richard Andrews was part of the initial Tarboro in Bloom initiative and a talented preservation architect who worked professionally on Calvary Episcopal Church and, most recently, the Pippen House as well as his house tucked away just north of Battle Avenue.
Richard contributed greatly to the AIB/TIB initiative by reminding us that our work was community development and not pretty plants. Through Richard's AutoCad skills, we also clarified and and mapped the two Tarboro historic districts and how they intersect - the larger National Register Historic District and the smaller overlay of the zoned Tarboro Historic District that has design regulations.
From Tarboro In Bloom, Inc., May 17, 2015.
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Richard attended the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, and received his Master of Architecture Degree from NC State University, Raleigh, NC, in 1979.
Richard received the Governor's Award for Outstanding Volunteerism from North Carolina Governor James Martin.
He received the Walter Hook Award for Outstanding Achievement towards Professional Practice from the NC State School of Design.
Richard was a Registered Architect of North Carolina and was LEED AP Certified.
He was a member of the American Institute of Architects and had served as:
Member of Board of Directors, AIANC;
President of Eastern Section, AIANC.
Professionally, Richard was:
Director of Facilities-Vice President with Centura Bank, Rocky Mount, NC, 1992-2001.
Commercial Real Estate Salesman and Tenant Representative with Metapartners, Cary, NC, from 2001-2003.
Commercial Real Estate Salesman and Tenant Representative with Borden Real Estate, Durham, NC, from 2003-2004.
Architect-Vice President with DKWA Architects from 2004-2008.
Architect with Smith Sinnett Architecture from 2008-2011.
Richard operated a small architectural practice, Richard Andrews, AIA, Tarboro, NC, from 2011 until his death in 2015.
From LinkedIn.com: https://www.linkedin.com/pub/richard-andrews/63/112/58b
He married Cindy Wall.
Richard received a Masters of Architecture from North Carolina State University in 1977. He was a registered Architect of North Carolina, LEED AP Certified by the US Green Building Council, and a member of the American Institute of Architects. He had served as Chapter President, Eastern NC Chapter, AIA, and as a member of the Board of Directors, North Carolina Chapter of the AIA.
He worked with Smith-Sinnett Architecture (2008-2011), DKWA Architects (2004-2008), and Borden Real Estata (2003-2004), Metapartners (2001-2003), Centura Bank as Director of Facilities (1992-2001), before opening his own firm, Richard Andrews Architecture and Planning, in Tarboro, NC, in 2011.
From obituary below and findagrave contributor Alan Britt, FIND A GRAVE ID 48938471.
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Obiturary:
Richard Lewis Andrews, 62, passed away suddenly at his home on North Main Street yesterday evening, May 16, 2015.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday, May 20, 2015 at 2:00 PM at Howard Memorial Presbyterian Church with Rev. Benjamin Kane officiating. The family will receive friends and relatives from 1:00-2:00 PM at the church.
Richard was preceded in death by his mother, Mary Louise Andrews.
He is survived by wife
Wife, Cindy Wall Andrews;
Father, Bob B. Andrews;
Son, Richard L. Andrews, Jr & wife Austin, of Bath;
Daughters, Margaret Andrews & husband Jason, of Princeton, NJ,
Elizabeth Preyer & husband Britt, of Greensboro;
Step-son, Brandon G. Wall & wife Tamie, of Clayton;
Step-daughter; Lolly J. Williams, of Wilmington;
Sister, Kim Harsey & partner Renae Elam, of Mooresville;
6 grandchildren, Cameron D. Wall, Averlie G. Wall, Richard L. Andrews,III, Henry Roberts Andrews, Charlie Schwartz, and Elizabeth Preyer, 2 nephews, Troy and Andrew Harsey.
Richard's passion was his never-ending love for family and friends, telling a good story, knowing so many historical facts and his strong faith in God. He was devoted, loving and romantic husband to his wife, a fun loving dad to his children, and the best "POP" any grandchild could hope to have and enjoy.
We all loved him because he was so comfortable in his own skin, which allowed him to do and be whatever he wanted-like writing beautiful poetry for his wife, singing her funny love songs, shad fishing on the jet ski, and wearing his cape and beret down Main Street of Tarboro. All these things made us love, laugh and adore this special man who opened up his heart to never ending love and held on tightly.God gave us many gifts and the greatest of these is love.
Memorial contributions are appreciated and may be made to Duke Medical Hospital, Amyloidosis Cancer Center, 710 W. Main Street, Suite 200, Durham, NC 27701.
Immediately following the service will be a celebration of life reception at On the Square Restaurant in Tarboro for family and close friends.
Arrangements are by Carlisle Funeral Home, Inc., of Tarboro, NC.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Richard was a Member of the Steering Committee of America In Bloom, Tarboro, NC.
Richard Andrews was part of the initial Tarboro in Bloom initiative and a talented preservation architect who worked professionally on Calvary Episcopal Church and, most recently, the Pippen House as well as his house tucked away just north of Battle Avenue.
Richard contributed greatly to the AIB/TIB initiative by reminding us that our work was community development and not pretty plants. Through Richard's AutoCad skills, we also clarified and and mapped the two Tarboro historic districts and how they intersect - the larger National Register Historic District and the smaller overlay of the zoned Tarboro Historic District that has design regulations.
From Tarboro In Bloom, Inc., May 17, 2015.
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Richard attended the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, and received his Master of Architecture Degree from NC State University, Raleigh, NC, in 1979.
Richard received the Governor's Award for Outstanding Volunteerism from North Carolina Governor James Martin.
He received the Walter Hook Award for Outstanding Achievement towards Professional Practice from the NC State School of Design.
Richard was a Registered Architect of North Carolina and was LEED AP Certified.
He was a member of the American Institute of Architects and had served as:
Member of Board of Directors, AIANC;
President of Eastern Section, AIANC.
Professionally, Richard was:
Director of Facilities-Vice President with Centura Bank, Rocky Mount, NC, 1992-2001.
Commercial Real Estate Salesman and Tenant Representative with Metapartners, Cary, NC, from 2001-2003.
Commercial Real Estate Salesman and Tenant Representative with Borden Real Estate, Durham, NC, from 2003-2004.
Architect-Vice President with DKWA Architects from 2004-2008.
Architect with Smith Sinnett Architecture from 2008-2011.
Richard operated a small architectural practice, Richard Andrews, AIA, Tarboro, NC, from 2011 until his death in 2015.
From LinkedIn.com: https://www.linkedin.com/pub/richard-andrews/63/112/58b
Richard Lewis Andrews was the son of Mary Louise Stanley (1926–2008) and Dr. Bob Barcus Andrews (1926–2018).
He married Cindy Wall.
Richard received a Masters of Architecture from North Carolina State University in 1977. He was a registered Architect of North Carolina, LEED AP Certified by the US Green Building Council, and a member of the American Institute of Architects. He had served as Chapter President, Eastern NC Chapter, AIA, and as a member of the Board of Directors, North Carolina Chapter of the AIA.
He worked with Smith-Sinnett Architecture (2008-2011), DKWA Architects (2004-2008), and Borden Real Estata (2003-2004), Metapartners (2001-2003), Centura Bank as Director of Facilities (1992-2001), before opening his own firm, Richard Andrews Architecture and Planning, in Tarboro, NC, in 2011.
From obituary below and findagrave contributor Alan Britt, FIND A GRAVE ID 48938471.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Obiturary:
Richard Lewis Andrews, 62, passed away suddenly at his home on North Main Street yesterday evening, May 16, 2015.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday, May 20, 2015 at 2:00 PM at Howard Memorial Presbyterian Church with Rev. Benjamin Kane officiating. The family will receive friends and relatives from 1:00-2:00 PM at the church.
Richard was preceded in death by his mother, Mary Louise Andrews.
He is survived by wife
Wife, Cindy Wall Andrews;
Father, Bob B. Andrews;
Son, Richard L. Andrews, Jr & wife Austin, of Bath;
Daughters, Margaret Andrews & husband Jason, of Princeton, NJ,
Elizabeth Preyer & husband Britt, of Greensboro;
Step-son, Brandon G. Wall & wife Tamie, of Clayton;
Step-daughter; Lolly J. Williams, of Wilmington;
Sister, Kim Harsey & partner Renae Elam, of Mooresville;
6 grandchildren, Cameron D. Wall, Averlie G. Wall, Richard L. Andrews,III, Henry Roberts Andrews, Charlie Schwartz, and Elizabeth Preyer, 2 nephews, Troy and Andrew Harsey.
Richard's passion was his never-ending love for family and friends, telling a good story, knowing so many historical facts and his strong faith in God. He was devoted, loving and romantic husband to his wife, a fun loving dad to his children, and the best "POP" any grandchild could hope to have and enjoy.
We all loved him because he was so comfortable in his own skin, which allowed him to do and be whatever he wanted-like writing beautiful poetry for his wife, singing her funny love songs, shad fishing on the jet ski, and wearing his cape and beret down Main Street of Tarboro. All these things made us love, laugh and adore this special man who opened up his heart to never ending love and held on tightly.God gave us many gifts and the greatest of these is love.
Memorial contributions are appreciated and may be made to Duke Medical Hospital, Amyloidosis Cancer Center, 710 W. Main Street, Suite 200, Durham, NC 27701.
Immediately following the service will be a celebration of life reception at On the Square Restaurant in Tarboro for family and close friends.
Arrangements are by Carlisle Funeral Home, Inc., of Tarboro, NC.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Richard was a Member of the Steering Committee of America In Bloom, Tarboro, NC.
Richard Andrews was part of the initial Tarboro in Bloom initiative and a talented preservation architect who worked professionally on Calvary Episcopal Church and, most recently, the Pippen House as well as his house tucked away just north of Battle Avenue.
Richard contributed greatly to the AIB/TIB initiative by reminding us that our work was community development and not pretty plants. Through Richard's AutoCad skills, we also clarified and and mapped the two Tarboro historic districts and how they intersect - the larger National Register Historic District and the smaller overlay of the zoned Tarboro Historic District that has design regulations.
From Tarboro In Bloom, Inc., May 17, 2015.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Richard attended the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, and received his Master of Architecture Degree from NC State University, Raleigh, NC, in 1979.
Richard received the Governor's Award for Outstanding Volunteerism from North Carolina Governor James Martin.
He received the Walter Hook Award for Outstanding Achievement towards Professional Practice from the NC State School of Design.
Richard was a Registered Architect of North Carolina and was LEED AP Certified.
He was a member of the American Institute of Architects and had served as:
Member of Board of Directors, AIANC;
President of Eastern Section, AIANC.
Professionally, Richard was:
Director of Facilities-Vice President with Centura Bank, Rocky Mount, NC, 1992-2001.
Commercial Real Estate Salesman and Tenant Representative with Metapartners, Cary, NC, from 2001-2003.
Commercial Real Estate Salesman and Tenant Representative with Borden Real Estate, Durham, NC, from 2003-2004.
Architect-Vice President with DKWA Architects from 2004-2008.
Architect with Smith Sinnett Architecture from 2008-2011.
Richard operated a small architectural practice, Richard Andrews, AIA, Tarboro, NC, from 2011 until his death in 2015.
From LinkedIn.com: https://www.linkedin.com/pub/richard-andrews/63/112/58b
He married Cindy Wall.
Richard received a Masters of Architecture from North Carolina State University in 1977. He was a registered Architect of North Carolina, LEED AP Certified by the US Green Building Council, and a member of the American Institute of Architects. He had served as Chapter President, Eastern NC Chapter, AIA, and as a member of the Board of Directors, North Carolina Chapter of the AIA.
He worked with Smith-Sinnett Architecture (2008-2011), DKWA Architects (2004-2008), and Borden Real Estata (2003-2004), Metapartners (2001-2003), Centura Bank as Director of Facilities (1992-2001), before opening his own firm, Richard Andrews Architecture and Planning, in Tarboro, NC, in 2011.
From obituary below and findagrave contributor Alan Britt, FIND A GRAVE ID 48938471.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Obiturary:
Richard Lewis Andrews, 62, passed away suddenly at his home on North Main Street yesterday evening, May 16, 2015.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday, May 20, 2015 at 2:00 PM at Howard Memorial Presbyterian Church with Rev. Benjamin Kane officiating. The family will receive friends and relatives from 1:00-2:00 PM at the church.
Richard was preceded in death by his mother, Mary Louise Andrews.
He is survived by wife
Wife, Cindy Wall Andrews;
Father, Bob B. Andrews;
Son, Richard L. Andrews, Jr & wife Austin, of Bath;
Daughters, Margaret Andrews & husband Jason, of Princeton, NJ,
Elizabeth Preyer & husband Britt, of Greensboro;
Step-son, Brandon G. Wall & wife Tamie, of Clayton;
Step-daughter; Lolly J. Williams, of Wilmington;
Sister, Kim Harsey & partner Renae Elam, of Mooresville;
6 grandchildren, Cameron D. Wall, Averlie G. Wall, Richard L. Andrews,III, Henry Roberts Andrews, Charlie Schwartz, and Elizabeth Preyer, 2 nephews, Troy and Andrew Harsey.
Richard's passion was his never-ending love for family and friends, telling a good story, knowing so many historical facts and his strong faith in God. He was devoted, loving and romantic husband to his wife, a fun loving dad to his children, and the best "POP" any grandchild could hope to have and enjoy.
We all loved him because he was so comfortable in his own skin, which allowed him to do and be whatever he wanted-like writing beautiful poetry for his wife, singing her funny love songs, shad fishing on the jet ski, and wearing his cape and beret down Main Street of Tarboro. All these things made us love, laugh and adore this special man who opened up his heart to never ending love and held on tightly.God gave us many gifts and the greatest of these is love.
Memorial contributions are appreciated and may be made to Duke Medical Hospital, Amyloidosis Cancer Center, 710 W. Main Street, Suite 200, Durham, NC 27701.
Immediately following the service will be a celebration of life reception at On the Square Restaurant in Tarboro for family and close friends.
Arrangements are by Carlisle Funeral Home, Inc., of Tarboro, NC.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Richard was a Member of the Steering Committee of America In Bloom, Tarboro, NC.
Richard Andrews was part of the initial Tarboro in Bloom initiative and a talented preservation architect who worked professionally on Calvary Episcopal Church and, most recently, the Pippen House as well as his house tucked away just north of Battle Avenue.
Richard contributed greatly to the AIB/TIB initiative by reminding us that our work was community development and not pretty plants. Through Richard's AutoCad skills, we also clarified and and mapped the two Tarboro historic districts and how they intersect - the larger National Register Historic District and the smaller overlay of the zoned Tarboro Historic District that has design regulations.
From Tarboro In Bloom, Inc., May 17, 2015.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Richard attended the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, and received his Master of Architecture Degree from NC State University, Raleigh, NC, in 1979.
Richard received the Governor's Award for Outstanding Volunteerism from North Carolina Governor James Martin.
He received the Walter Hook Award for Outstanding Achievement towards Professional Practice from the NC State School of Design.
Richard was a Registered Architect of North Carolina and was LEED AP Certified.
He was a member of the American Institute of Architects and had served as:
Member of Board of Directors, AIANC;
President of Eastern Section, AIANC.
Professionally, Richard was:
Director of Facilities-Vice President with Centura Bank, Rocky Mount, NC, 1992-2001.
Commercial Real Estate Salesman and Tenant Representative with Metapartners, Cary, NC, from 2001-2003.
Commercial Real Estate Salesman and Tenant Representative with Borden Real Estate, Durham, NC, from 2003-2004.
Architect-Vice President with DKWA Architects from 2004-2008.
Architect with Smith Sinnett Architecture from 2008-2011.
Richard operated a small architectural practice, Richard Andrews, AIA, Tarboro, NC, from 2011 until his death in 2015.
From LinkedIn.com: https://www.linkedin.com/pub/richard-andrews/63/112/58b
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