Andre Charles Ameny
Andre (Andy) Charles Ameny, Jr. died at age 87 on November 16, 2014, peacefully at home after living a grateful, fulfilled life. Andre; was twice widowed, Jean Blackburn (Hoenisch) Ameny (2011) and Mary (Kelly) Ameny (1999) and is survived by his daughter Andrene Bresnan, her husband Dale and granddaughter Erica; son Patrick, his wife Teresa and grandsons Tony and Andre; and his daughter Angela Ameny and grandson Ian Ameny-Luthi.
His son John predeceased him in 1984. Andre; is also survived by his brother Richard (Dick) Ameny, his wife Marjorie and Dick's sons of wife Annis (widowed in 2003), Richard (Rick) and Craig and their families.
Andre; was born in Auburn and lived in Kent and Auburn most of his life. He was a chef and restaurant owner in Maple Valley and a painting contractor and long-time officer of the International Brotherhood of Painters and Allied Trades local 1982. In his youth, Andre; was in the United States Army and United States Maritime Service where he saw much of the world.
Andre; was an avid and talented fisherman and particularly enjoyed steelhead fishing. He also enjoyed dancing, local arts and camping. Andre; was a member and officer of the Greater Kent Historical Society for many years and was a founding member of the museum. He was a member of the Kent Old Timers club and enjoyed many events at the Kent Senior Center. Andre; and his wife Jean were founding residents at Wesley Homes Lea Hill in Auburn. His charm, generosity and quick wit will be missed by all.
Andre; will be privately interred at Hillcrest Cemetery in Kent.
Published in The Seattle Times on Nov. 23, 2014
Andre (Andy) Charles Ameny, Jr. died at age 87 on November 16, 2014, peacefully at home after living a grateful, fulfilled life. Andre; was twice widowed, Jean Blackburn (Hoenisch) Ameny (2011) and Mary (Kelly) Ameny (1999) and is survived by his daughter Andrene Bresnan, her husband Dale and granddaughter Erica; son Patrick, his wife Teresa and grandsons Tony and Andre; and his daughter Angela Ameny and grandson Ian Ameny-Luthi.
His son John predeceased him in 1984. Andre; is also survived by his brother Richard (Dick) Ameny, his wife Marjorie and Dick's sons of wife Annis (widowed in 2003), Richard (Rick) and Craig and their families.
Andre; was born in Auburn and lived in Kent and Auburn most of his life. He was a chef and restaurant owner in Maple Valley and a painting contractor and long-time officer of the International Brotherhood of Painters and Allied Trades local 1982. In his youth, Andre; was in the United States Army and United States Maritime Service where he saw much of the world.
Andre; was an avid and talented fisherman and particularly enjoyed steelhead fishing. He also enjoyed dancing, local arts and camping. Andre; was a member and officer of the Greater Kent Historical Society for many years and was a founding member of the museum. He was a member of the Kent Old Timers club and enjoyed many events at the Kent Senior Center. Andre; and his wife Jean were founding residents at Wesley Homes Lea Hill in Auburn. His charm, generosity and quick wit will be missed by all.
Andre; will be privately interred at Hillcrest Cemetery in Kent.
Published in The Seattle Times on Nov. 23, 2014
Andre Charles Ameny
Andre (Andy) Charles Ameny, Jr. died at age 87 on November 16, 2014, peacefully at home after living a grateful, fulfilled life. Andre; was twice widowed, Jean Blackburn (Hoenisch) Ameny (2011) and Mary (Kelly) Ameny (1999) and is survived by his daughter Andrene Bresnan, her husband Dale and granddaughter Erica; son Patrick, his wife Teresa and grandsons Tony and Andre; and his daughter Angela Ameny and grandson Ian Ameny-Luthi.
His son John predeceased him in 1984. Andre; is also survived by his brother Richard (Dick) Ameny, his wife Marjorie and Dick's sons of wife Annis (widowed in 2003), Richard (Rick) and Craig and their families.
Andre; was born in Auburn and lived in Kent and Auburn most of his life. He was a chef and restaurant owner in Maple Valley and a painting contractor and long-time officer of the International Brotherhood of Painters and Allied Trades local 1982. In his youth, Andre; was in the United States Army and United States Maritime Service where he saw much of the world.
Andre; was an avid and talented fisherman and particularly enjoyed steelhead fishing. He also enjoyed dancing, local arts and camping. Andre; was a member and officer of the Greater Kent Historical Society for many years and was a founding member of the museum. He was a member of the Kent Old Timers club and enjoyed many events at the Kent Senior Center. Andre; and his wife Jean were founding residents at Wesley Homes Lea Hill in Auburn. His charm, generosity and quick wit will be missed by all.
Andre; will be privately interred at Hillcrest Cemetery in Kent.
Published in The Seattle Times on Nov. 23, 2014
Andre (Andy) Charles Ameny, Jr. died at age 87 on November 16, 2014, peacefully at home after living a grateful, fulfilled life. Andre; was twice widowed, Jean Blackburn (Hoenisch) Ameny (2011) and Mary (Kelly) Ameny (1999) and is survived by his daughter Andrene Bresnan, her husband Dale and granddaughter Erica; son Patrick, his wife Teresa and grandsons Tony and Andre; and his daughter Angela Ameny and grandson Ian Ameny-Luthi.
His son John predeceased him in 1984. Andre; is also survived by his brother Richard (Dick) Ameny, his wife Marjorie and Dick's sons of wife Annis (widowed in 2003), Richard (Rick) and Craig and their families.
Andre; was born in Auburn and lived in Kent and Auburn most of his life. He was a chef and restaurant owner in Maple Valley and a painting contractor and long-time officer of the International Brotherhood of Painters and Allied Trades local 1982. In his youth, Andre; was in the United States Army and United States Maritime Service where he saw much of the world.
Andre; was an avid and talented fisherman and particularly enjoyed steelhead fishing. He also enjoyed dancing, local arts and camping. Andre; was a member and officer of the Greater Kent Historical Society for many years and was a founding member of the museum. He was a member of the Kent Old Timers club and enjoyed many events at the Kent Senior Center. Andre; and his wife Jean were founding residents at Wesley Homes Lea Hill in Auburn. His charm, generosity and quick wit will be missed by all.
Andre; will be privately interred at Hillcrest Cemetery in Kent.
Published in The Seattle Times on Nov. 23, 2014
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