Andrew David Schusteff

November 12th, 2018

I knew Andy for a short period of time. When we were at the same shoots the one thing I always noticed was his untiring drive to see if anyone needed any help. My condolences go to his family. Andy will be greatly missed.

~Robert Chestnut
~Shooting Friend, Helotes, TX

November 12th, 2018

Thoughts and prayers go out to the family during this difficult time. Andy and I became to know each other through the Northbrook Classic shoots held in late July, early August. I have been doing photo boards for Kolar Arms for quite some time and he was a big help with the food for the event along with many other hats during the duration of the shoots. He was always running here there and every where trying to make sure everything was going as planned. Very kind individual and very helpful. He will be truly missed. I am honored that I had the chance to meet him and know him through the years. God Speed Andy. R.I.P.
The Redhead at Kolar.

~Dawn Johnson
~Friend of the shooting communitee, Racine WI

November 12th, 2018

I remember when we met. I was at the Student Union, senior year second semester, and I asked Andy a question because he was in one of my classes. In 3 1/2 years at U of I, we had never met. He helped me and from that day on, Andy, Stacy and I studied non-stop together for the next 4 months until we all passed the CPA exam. Andy was just such an accepting, helpful, kind and generous person, His character was beyond reproach.

He and I started the Vegas trip and for 31 years, never missed a trip. We ate dinners, golfed, gambled, shopped and had such great times. We went to the Cubs playoffs and World Series together. When I couldn’t play basketball anymore, he took the time to teach me to shoot.

I know for a fact my life is better for having met Andy. I know for a fact, I will miss him with all my heart.

~David Rabin
~Friend, Glenview, IL