Andrew Robert Little

Andrew Robert Little passed away at the age of 32 in Charlottesville, VA on May 30, 2024. Born on June 30th 1991, in Orange, CA, he was the cherished son of Tim and Karen Little and the loving brother of David and Ben Little. Andrew lost his brave and long battle with severe mental illness. It’s very hard to know why things happen as they did, but we will always hold on dearly to all our memories of him.

Andrew’s dear friend Zack Grove shared that Andrew always had a unique way of taking in the world around him, he felt deeply, was fiercely loyal, and for his friends he was always the person who showed up, no matter the inconvenience it caused him. He always wanted to make you laugh, cheer you up, or be ridiculous together. He loved easily, accepted everyone, and enjoyed the present moment. He had a soft spot for sunsets and found happiness in the wonder of nature.

We are so grateful that he accepted the Lord Jesus as his Savior in his youth. He was truly loved by his entire family and friends. He will be greatly missed by all.

Rest Peacefully Our Dear Son and Brother.

He is survived by his parents, Tim and Karen Little, his brother David Little and his wife Starla Little and their children Eli and Chloe, and his brother Ben Little. His grandfather, Robert Little and his wife Nancy, Aunt Marla with her husband Pat Hildreth, his cousin Christopher Hildreth and family. His Uncle Tom Little with his wife Stephanie Little, along with his cousins Stephen, Matthew, Sarah and their families. His Uncle Sam Little with his wife Marisa Little, along with his cousins Natalie, Sammy, Nathan and their families. His Aunt Anna Phillips with her husband Benson Phillips, along with his cousins Benson, Davis, Jackson, Brooks. His Grandmother Joanne Colbert, his Uncle Steve Colbert along with his cousin Jonathan and his family, his Aunt Denise Sieber with her husband Richard Sieber, and His Uncle Craig Colbert and Caroline Colbert along with his cousins Ellen and Brad Colbert.

No further arrangements have been made at this time. Those who want to remember and honor Andrew are encouraged to volunteer their time to organizations that care for those who are in need.