Andrew was a cherished friend . . . a next door neighbor for 61 years who became family. We raised our kids together and shared tears and triumphs, spending many hours together on our decks and gardens. When thinking about Andy, I am reminded of a poem by Flavia, "Some people come into our lives and quickly go. Others stay awhile and help us to become more than we ever were before. They leave footprints in our hearts, and we are never, ever, the same." Andy's footprints will remain in many hearts.. Terry McCoy

Andy, we became close friends and shared good talks and times. We were so honored to be there with you as you walked right to the end of your road. You left this earth on your terms. You were not alone for the last part of your life. You had Angels by your side at your last breath ready to take you to your Heavenly home. Fondly, your friends Helen and Richie

When I think about my cousin Andrew I can't help but mention great character, devoted husband and father, Wanna be golf pro, Clammer, humble and kind. Such fond memories growing up spending time in the Swallow home when my parents would go on vacation or I would sneak into the backseat when Linda would come visit. I hope the man that Andrew was has rubbed off on those closest to him. He's truly a lost breed of man. "Every man's life ends the same way. It is only the details of how he lived and how he died that distinguish one man from another" With love Douglas and family

Dearest Andy, We met in 1969. We came from the city and we felt as if we were at the end if the world..you and Bill taught us everything about having a good life on Long Island..living on Pine Drive with the Swallows and the McCoys was a neighborhood dream..how lucky we were to have you.

It is an honor to have known Mr. Swallow since I was 5 years old. I will never forget I asked him what happened to his finger because his nail was gone. He told me he was stirring his coffee with his finger and it melted his nail off. Of course I was young enough and I believed him! Rest In Peace ❤️❤️

My grandpa was the greatest, he always did everything he could for me and my brothers. I remember all the times he would pick me up from either sports or drive me to religion classes when I was younger. I'll miss all those times I spent with him, talking about stories from his past and more. I already miss him very much, may he Rest In Peace.

Andrew Swallow was so much more than just Grandfather to me and my brothers. He was a role model, who taught me many important lessons and had made life-long memories with. I will miss him dearly, but I know he is finally at rest, back home with my Grandmother🕊

My Grandfather was a very honorable man and I hope to one day be as amazing as he was. I will love him forever and now he may finally rest with my grandmother in heaven ❤️🕊