Andy was a maverick and a free-spirit, who loved film and entertainment and had achieved many successes as a film producer.  His favourite hobbies were cycling and playing backgammon.  Andy had won many major Backgammon tournaments including the London Open Championship in May 2019.
Andy was the proud father of two beautiful daughters: Ines (15) and Lexi (12).
In 2014, Andy was hit by a car whilst on his bicycle after a driver fell asleep at the wheel.  He incurred a traumatic brain injury which required emergency brain surgery.  Whilst he made a remarkable recovery, he was left with epilepsy.  Andy never complained about anything to do with the accident or his injuries.  He was always positive and upbeat.   Andy died of SUDEP on the 25th November 2019 leaving his family and his partner Alexandra bereft.  Andy was kind, fun-loving, irreverent and had the most loving nature with cuddles on tap.  He  always had a huge smile on his face and could always make you laugh, however bad your day had been!  Andy had a zest for life and a desire for a long life, so to have his life cut short by SUDEP is utterly tragic.  He is missed every day.