Harold Manuel Andrews

Harold Manuel "Buddy" Andrews, a cherished husband, father, grandfather, brother, and friend, passed away on July 29, 2025, at the age of 64 in his hometown of Greenville, South Carolina. Born on December 29, 1960, to the late Harold Manuel Andrews Sr. and Mary Nancy Andrews, Buddy grew up surrounded by the love of his family, including his sisters Susan Andrews Munshower, Angie Andrews Welchel, Mary Andrews Carter, and the late Sarah Elizabeth Andrews.

Buddy's life was a testament to his kind spirit, optimistic outlook, and courageous heart. He shared a beautiful and loving marriage with his wife, Ericka Rogers, who stood by his side as a beacon of support and love. Together, they blended a family that included Buddy's daughter, Sarah Brooke Anthony, married to Steven Anthony, their children Mason Anthony and Parker Anthony; and his daughter, Tinsley Blaire Larson, married to Dr. Andrew Larson, and Ericka's sons, Zachary Michael Bryan, and Jordan Robert Bryan. His role as a family man was paramount, and he embraced every moment with his loved ones.

Professionally, Buddy was the proud owner of his own tile company, a business that not only showcased his craftsmanship but also his strong work ethic and dedication to his community. His professional associations and contributions to the industry were marked by the same integrity and excellence that he brought to every aspect of his life.

Buddy's passions extended beyond his work. His love for the ocean was a reflection of his deep appreciation for nature's beauty and power. His love for the world of surfing and the joy of the waves on the Carolina shores. A proud Clemson football fan, Buddy's enthusiasm for the game was infectious, and he enjoyed sharing this passion with his friends and family.

One of Buddy's most admirable achievements was his 17-year journey of sobriety, a testament to his strength and commitment to living a full and healthy life. He was an inspiration to many, proving that with courage and support, one can overcome life's challenges.

Buddy's love for animals was another facet of his compassionate nature. He found great comfort and companionship in his pets, and they, in turn, were drawn to his gentle presence. He was always keen to explore new ideas and expand his knowledge, a pursuit that he approached with the same enthusiasm as he did all his interests.

Harold Manuel "Buddy" Andrews will be deeply missed by all who knew him. His legacy of kindness, optimism, and courage will continue to live on in the hearts of his family, friends, and all the lives he touched. Buddy's life was a journey of love, laughter, and resilience, and he will be remembered for the warmth and light he brought into this world.