Andrew W. Renchko

Andrew W. Renchko, 89, of Harrison City, died on Sunday, August 12, 2018.  He was born on September 26, 1928 in East Pittsburgh, to Andrew and Anna (Snopko) Renchko.  Andrew worked as a draftsman for Mesta Machine Company and Tippins, Inc.  He was a member of St. Barbara Catholic Church where he served as a lector, Young At Heart, and Penn Township Senior Citizens.  Andrew honored his country by serving in the Army during the Korean War.  Andrew is survived by his loving children Maryann (Richard) Shurick, Karen (Ronald) McGlade, James Renchko, Thomas (Ellen) Renchko, and Annette (Eugene) Ustazewski.  He is also survived by treasured grandchildren Christy (Joseph) Kruessel, Steven (Sarah) Shurick, Michael Shurick, Ryan McGlade, Anna McGlade, Cody Ustazewski, and Ashley Ustazewski, as well as cherished great-grandchildren Kaitlyn Kruessel, Ella Kruessel, Joseph Kruessel, Miles Shurick and Ellie Evelyn Shurick.  He is also survived by his dear brothers, Richard (late Lucy) Renchko and Albert (Karen) Renchko.  He was preceded in death in February 2018 by his beloved wife of 64 years, Dorothy Evelyn Renchko.  Andrew spent countless hours helping others through his volunteer work with the food bank and assisting the elderly by taking them to doctor appointments and repairing things around the house. He was always ready to help his family and spend time with them, making treasured memories.  We love you, Dad. We know that you and Mom are our guardian angels in Heaven. God is Love.  Friends will be received from 2-4 and 6-8 pm Wednesday, August 15, 2018 at Lindsay-Jobe Funeral Home, Inc., 3343 Route 130, Harrison City, PA, 724-744-2721, with a Young at Heart service at 3:30 pm.  Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 11 am Thursday, August 16, 2018 at St. Barbara Catholic Church, Harrison City, with Fr. Michael Sikon officiating.  Interment with military honors will follow at Twin Valley Memorial Park.  Online condolences can be given at www.Lindsay-JobeFuneralHome.com.
 

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