Mr. Alan Delord Andrews

February 25, 1965 - May 12, 2020

Alan D. Andrews was born on February 25th, 1965, at Johns Hopkins hospital in Baltimore, MD to the late Robert Jones, and Deborah A. Andrews, for which he was her only child. As a young boy he was well liked by all of his neighborhood friends and schoolmates. They nicknamed him ‘Lil Alan & Rock’ but his uncle called him ‘Knuck’. Alan was an athletic person who enjoyed all kinds of sports, but he was especially fond of baseball, and he loved football which he played throughout his high school years in the running back position. He also enjoyed accompanying his grandfather Al Andrews to wrestling matches at the Baltimore Arena. His grandfather and uncles supported him at all of his scheduled football games. Alan graduated Owings Mill Senior High School in June 1983, in Anne Arundel County MD. Alan’s mother recognized his desire to play a musical instrument, so she brought him a complete set of drums. He became a proficient drummer.. Alan received training and became an excellent meat cutter. He was employed at several supermarkets throughout Baltimore. His last employer was Shop Rite where he worked until his hospitalization and death. Alan leaves to mourn, his mother Deborah A. Andrews, his long time friend and companion Ms’ Tina Brown, his uncles, Ralph Moragne, Alonzo J. Andrews, Alyex V. Andrews, aunts, Venia L. Cheatham Andrews, Audria A. Wheatley, Alyce A. Lee, and Marthella A. Andrews; 18 first cousins, Aloyes aka Peewee, Janine aka Jan, Maryellen, Paula, Bryant, Thor, Ranetta, Michelle, Donisha, Mark, Alex, Adam, Nickie, Ebony, Dennis, Anthony, Juanita aka Nita, and Jennifer. In loving memory of family members who preceded Alan’s death are his aunt Antoinette Locke, a 1st cousin Eugene Davis, great grandmother, Martha Irving, great aunt Lilly Mae Peoples, grandfather Al Andrews, grandmother Evelina Andrews, and a 1st cousin Carolyn Moragne aka Cookie, Alan has a host of 2nd cousins and friends who will miss him dearly. Alan had 2 faithful pets by the names of Simba, and Mescaleas who are likely mourning their master.