Andrew “Andy” P. Stevens

Stevens, Andrew Preston “Andy” of Hingham, suddenly on June 28, 2007. Loving husband of Nicole E. (Bittner) Stevens. Devoted father of Andrew Preston Stevens, Jr., Preston David Stevens and Jared Kevin Stevens all of Hingham. Cherished son of Justin Stevens of Holbrook and Patricia Stevens of Quincy. Loving brother of Kevin Stevens of Albany, NY and Lee Stevens of Weymouth. Son in law of Diane & David Bittner of Weymouth. Loving Uncle of Bridget and Morgan Stevens and Michelle and Marc Sulprizio. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend visiting hours in the Pyne Keohane Funeral Home, 21 Emerald Street, Hingham, Monday 2- 4 and 7- 9 PM. A private funeral service will be held on Tuesday morning. For those wishing to attend the burial, we will be gathering at the funeral home on Tuesday at 12 noon to process to St. Paul’s Cemetery for the burial. In lieu of flowers,donations in memory of Andy may be made to the Nicole Stevens account c/o Hingham Institute for Savings, 55 Main Street, Hingham, Ma 02043. Andy grew up in Weymouth. He was a talented carpenter, an accomplished finish carpenter . Andy learned his trade from a gentleman who he admired and greatly respected named Russell Erickson. For more than 25 years, Andy had been a dedicated and diligent worker and very proud of his work. He was an outgoing person who always said what he meant and meant what he said. He was a devoted family man and dedicated to his wife Nicole. Andy was so very proud of his three sons, Andrew, Preston and Jared. He love to spend his time with his sons whether it was fishing, boating, riding their dirt bikes or just listening to music,or watching them play sports, he was most happiest with his family. Nicole remembers how they would get up early in the morning and hop in the car riding around just listening to music and spending time together. Andy love to be with his boys. He was so very proud of them. Although Andrew was not himself a veteran, he was very patriotic and very proud of all those who served our country. He was especially fond of those who served in the Vietnam War. He would always donate to veterans causes and was proud of all veterans. Andy was a very helpful and caring person who was always there with a helping hand. He enjoyed cars and collect vintage cars. But most of all he was a devoted father , loving husband, cherished son, beloved brother , great friend, and a dedicated and talented carpenter. He will be sadly missed by all those who had the pleasure to know him.