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Andrew Alicoon

March 31, 1963 - April 10, 2020

Andrew was a family man first and everything else second. He was a true gent, always happy, always proud and always prepared to help others in need. Andrew was loved and liked by everyone around him in his personal and professional life and Andrew genuinely liked everyone back. Andrew had three passions in his life, his wife, his boys and his beloved Arsenal. Never happier on a Monday morning than when the Gunners had taken three points on a Saturday and Tottenham had lost. A beloved colleague to many and someone who will be sorely missed by all who knew him. The world is a worse place for it’s loss.

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2020-04-24 11:11:58 wrote:

First and foremost my heart goes out to Melanie, Marc, Ryan and other family members. You have lost a husband and a father and we have lost a truly lovely colleague whose memory will live long in the insurance community where he spent his career. I can remember seeing Andrew many years ago at what was then called Sun Alliance. As a young broker at the time it was always a pleasure to see Andrew. His smiling face and innate ability to deal with everything you asked of him in a polite and considerate manner. Nothing was too difficult and if he could not give you an answer there and then he would respond as soon as he could, which was usually the next day. Although we did not see each other that much after my broking days finished those early memories of Andrew gave me little hesitation in offering him a customer facing role in Windsor which latterly became Howden. Whilst I am sure it has already been said by many of my colleagues, Andrew was a true, honest and upstanding gentleman whose humour and kindness will be missed by everybody. It was just a shame he was an Arsenal fan but nobody is perfect although he nearly was.

2020-04-24 11:11:58 wrote: First and foremost my heart goes out to Melanie, Marc, Ryan and other family members. You have lost a husband and a father and we have lost a truly lovely colleague whose memory will live long in the insurance community where he spent his career. I can remember seeing Andrew many years ago at what was then called Sun Alliance. As a young broker at the time it was always a pleasure to see Andrew. His smiling face and innate ability to deal with everything you asked of him in a polite and considerate manner. Nothing was too difficult and if he could not give you an answer there and then he would respond as soon as he could, which was usually the next day. Although we did not see each other that much after my broking days finished those early memories of Andrew gave me little hesitation in offering him a customer facing role in Windsor which latterly became Howden. Whilst I am sure it has already been said by many of my colleagues, Andrew was a true, honest and upstanding gentleman whose humour and kindness will be missed by everybody. It was just a shame he was an Arsenal fan but nobody is perfect although he nearly was.

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