Andrew E. Yeager
October 19, 1969 ~ February 1, 2018
Andrew E. Yeager, 48, Indianapolis, passed away suddenly at home February 1, 2018. Andy was born October 19, 1969, in Indianapolis, to Willis “Bill” and Karen (Lantz) Yeager. He married Jennifer (Buckingham) Yeager on October 13, 2001.
Andy graduated from Mooresville High School in 1988 and attended Purdue University and IUPUI. He was employed at Carbonite as a network engineer for the past ten years. An incredibly intelligent person, Andy had an impressive vocabulary and could fix any computer. He was witty, a great cook, and happy spending time on his property and working in his barn. Above all, Andy was a great dad and friend who will be fondly remembered by a loving family and many friends.
He was preceded in death by a son, Alexander Edward Yeager.
Survivors include his wife, Jennifer Yeager; daughters, Eva Catherine Yeager and Jana Rose Yeager; parents, Bill and Karen Yeager; sisters, Cassandra (Jack) Murphy and Jenny (Dave) Grover; nieces and nephews, Chloe, Alison, Matthew, Jake, Kendall, and Samantha.
Friends and family will gather Tuesday, February 6, 2018, 5 – 8 p.m. and from 10 -11 a.m., Wednesday, February 7, 2018, in the First United Methodist Church, 900 N. Indianapolis Road, Mooresville. The memorial service to celebrate Andy’s life will begin at 11 a.m. on Wednesday. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Eva and Jana Yeager Educational Fund, c/o First United Methodist Church. Envelopes will be provided. Funeral arrangements are entrusted to the Carlisle – Branson Funeral Service & Crematory, Mooresville. Visit www.CarlisleBranson.com to share a favorite memory or to sign the online guest registry.
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Andy was always such a sweet soul. I know his family and friends were incredibly proud of him. My heart weeps for his passing, as he was such a powerful spirit. God bless his wife, children, and family. With much love, Mike Matt
So sorry to hear this news. Prayers for you all.
Oh man. Remembering all the fun we had in band, especially on the New York trip. Andy, you were such a great man. I’m heartbroken for your loved ones. Rest in peace friend. I’ll remember you with a smile.
I will always remember Andy’s big smile, his huge kind heart & love for family & friends.
Oh Andy – you leave this world way too soon. I remember wishing I could have been as smart in school as Andy Yeager. You went on to do great things with that intelligence – and also with your big heart. Your wife and two girls were so blessed to have such a kind and genuine husband/father.
Yeager Family – sending you strength. It doesn’t, and won’t, make sense. Remember Joshua 1:9 and Matthew 5:4.
With love, LB
Andy will be forever missed, we met while working together back in 1989, and later on we both moved from Indy to So Florida to work for a software firm. Andy was a brilliant, funny, fun loving , and loyal friend. We were roommates back in the early 90’s, and he was the best man in my wedding. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Jen and their kids, and his folks, and longtime friends in Indianapolis. Rest in peace my friend, you won’t be forgotten.
Rest in peace, Andy. You always brought a smile to.my face and a ray of sunshine to my classroom.
I have so many fond memories of Andy. He was such a kind-hearted guy. One particular memory sticks out for me from being in marching band together. He was the Drum Major and I was in the Color Guard. We had a little routine and the end of the show where I jumped into his arms and he flipped me backward onto my feet. He was so nervous in practice and I did end up on my behind a few times, but in the end we pulled it off for every performance.
My thoughts and prayers to the family. Rest In Peace.
So many great memories of Andy during his Middle School years–and such a wonderful family. Thoughts and prayers are with all the family.
Deepest sympathy sent to Jennifer and their daughters.
Dear Karen, Bill, and family, I cannot put into words how sorry I am that you have lost Andy. May God give you peace and understanding during this time. RIP Andy.
Dear Yeager Family~
Nothing can prepare the heart for sudden loss, especially of a child, no matter their age. My heart aches for you all. There is never understanding that will close the pain, just a trust that God’s grace and love can get you through with blessings that you cannot yet fathom. Please know the prayers of many are lifting you all up.
May the peace of God that transcends all understanding guard your heart and mind in Christ Jesus. Phil 4:7
The Elo Family
Our deepest sympathy for the entire Yeager family. A very intelligent and kind soul who was a friend to everyone he met. May the Yeager family find peace and comfort in their loss. Rest in Peace, Andy.
Mrs. Yeager and family,
This is a heartbreak no parent should ever know. My sincere hope is that in this period of profound grief you find moments of comfort and peace.
Megan Lynch Sylvester
MHS Class of ’99
My deepest sympathy for you and family! Prayers for peace and comfort Much Love and many prayers sent your way!
Jenn & daughters, thinking of you with heartfelt emotion on what you are going through and prayers for the days ahead.
Teresa M
Bill and Karen, our deepest sympathies to you. We lost our oldest son, Chris, in the prime of life, so we know how sad you are feeling.
Tom and Joann Ulsas
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You have always been the wonderful mentor and colleague to me since I join the company, our deepest sympathy for the entire Yeager family. Rest In Peace, Andy,
Karen, Bill and the entire family. My heart is breaking hearing this news. I’m so very, very sorry for your loss and heartbreak. I pray you feel God’s love surround all of you during this most difficult time. Debbie Lang
For the past three years I have enjoyed speaking with Andrew most weeks on work calls from Australia. Andrew was very knowledgable. But I also enjoyed talking with him about non-work things like his property, sport and politics. My thoughts and prayers go out to Andrew’s family, friends and colleagues.
Andy – I am grateful that I had the chance to know you. Helping you and Jenn plan your Disney trip was so much fun. We took a trip down memory lane while we waited on hold to find out if we could book that dinner to Cinderella’s castle for you, Jenn and the girls. I really enjoyed catching up afterwards, and hearing about your lunch with an astronaut! I will wear by DisNerds lanyard proudly, knowing just where it came from. Jenn, I am so sorry he had to leave you so soon. He was a great guy. Much love, Lori
Deepest condolences from all of us who worked alongside Andrew with our Australian and New Zealand customers … Andrew was a true gentleman, a very knowledgeable guy, one of the most patient people with customers I have worked with, was always calm and yet always very methodical.
His fellow workmates will be at a loss and I feel so much sadness for his family with the tragic loss of Andrew.
We are a customer here in Korea and Andrew has been our technical support guy for many years. He helped us a lot in solving our technical problems and with admire him for his patience. We are deeply saddened by his sudden demise. Our condolences to his family.
My deepest condolences to all of Andy’s family. He was a good guy and will always be remembered with the highest respect and happiest memories.
John Healy. Andy was a great person. Great personality. Always smiling. It was a pleasure to know you and your family. I coached Andy in little league baseball. We had fun. Andy and my son were were friends in high school. Karen and Bill it was great knowing you. Rest in peace Andy. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
To the entire Yeager family we extend our deepest sympathy in this time of loss. We are praying for God’s comfort and strength today and in the days ahead.
Love you dad, I miss you every day!