Andrew Benrowsky, a devout family man and a pillar of faith in his community, passed away peacefully on February 25, 2025, in Grand Blanc, Michigan, at the age of 67. Born on December 19, 1957, in Wayne, Michigan, Andrew was a guiding light to all who knew him, embodying love, wisdom, and a faith-filled spirit throughout his life.

Raised by his late parents, Edmund and Shirley Benrowski, Andrew grew up alongside his beloved siblings: Ralph "Butch" (Debbie) Benrowski, Theresa (Michael) Jones, Rose (Sam) Hansen, Irene Emond, Brenda Cassise, Sandy Taylor, and the late Danny Benrowski, William Tittle, and Cathy Lincoln. He was a cherished brother who shared an unbreakable bond with each of his siblings, leaving behind a legacy of familial love and unity.

Andrew's life was further enriched by the love of his children, Andy (Becky) Benrowsky, Matthew Benrowsky, and the late April Benrowsky Dunlap. His role as a father was one he held most dear, and his guidance and affection will forever be treasured by his children. The joy of his life continued to multiply with the arrival of his grandchildren, Kaylie Martin, Felicia Ruck, Sierra Dunlap, Olivia Benrowsky, and Abbi Benrowsky, and his great-grandchildren, Daniel and Scarlett. Andrew's legacy will live on through the generations, as he instilled in them the values of love, faith, and wisdom.

Andrew's commitment to his faith was unwavering. A long-time member of the South Flint Tabernacle, he was recognized as a "General in God's Holy Army" for his exemplary leadership and stewardship. His dedication to the church and its community touched many lives, inspiring others through his strong faith and compassionate heart.

His interests were as rich and varied as his character. Andrew's love for playing the guitar and his appreciation for music brought harmony to both his life and the lives of those around him. He found solace in studying the Bible, where he deepened his understanding and connection to his faith. Andrew's love for the outdoors was evident in his passion for fishing, a pastime that allowed him moments of reflection and tranquility.

Andrew was also known for his skilled hands and inquisitive mind. His ability to fix electronics was not just a hobby but a testament to his patience and meticulous nature. He approached every task with the same level of dedication and care that he applied to every aspect of his life.

Those who knew Andrew would describe him as a loving man, whose presence was a comfort and whose advice was sought after for its wisdom. His faith-filled life was an example to all, and his impact on his family, friends, and community will be felt for many years to come.

Andrew's life story is one of unwavering love, deep faith, and wise counsel. He was a beacon of light and strength, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of those he encountered. His memory will be cherished and kept alive by the many lives he touched.

As we bid farewell to Andrew Benrowsky, we celebrate a life lived with purpose and grace. He has left this world for his heavenly home, but his spirit remains with us, guiding us with the same love and wisdom that defined his time on earth. Andrew's journey was one of devotion—to his family, his faith, and his community—and his legacy will continue to inspire those who had the privilege of knowing him.

Andrew's family will hold him in their hearts forever, remembering the laughter, the lessons, and the love he shared so generously. Though he will be deeply missed, the light of his spirit will never fade. Rest in peace, Andrew Benrowsky, a true General in God's Holy Army.