Andrew Kubala
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Fun, loving, witty kind of guy. Who loved to bargain almost as much as he loved to argue. He loved to travel all around with his wife and cook with her. Andrew “Andy” O. Kubala died unexpectedly in Northside Hospital on October 8, 2017 in St. Petersburg, FL at the age of 78 following complications after surgery. Andy is survived by his loving wife Debbie Anderson, daughters Julie (Scott) Daniels of Long Grove, IA; Carolyn (Daniel) Leyva of Valdosta, GA; Sandra (Aaron) Rotondaro of Zionsville, IN; Susan Winzer of New Tripoli, PA as well as 5 grandchildren. He is preceded in death by his parents Andrew and Gizelle Kubala and a daughter Nancy Kubala. Andrew was born on May 25, 1939 in Cleveland, Ohio to Andrew Kubala Jr. and Gizelle “Sally” Otis. He graduated from Fenn College/Cleveland State University in 1963 with a degree in Bachelor of Civil Engineering and Structural Engineering. He married Debbie Anderson on Feb. 14, 2017. Andy was President and founder of Waste Technology Inc for more than 20 years, performing environmental investigations and remediation for industrial giants including U.S Steel, EJ&E Railway, and USX realty development. He officially retired in August 2015 and enjoyed traveling with Debbie all over the US in their campers, skeet and trap shooting as well as cooking. A Toast for Andy is scheduled for Wednesday, October 11, 5pm-7pm at the house. All are welcome to attend and reminisce about Andy’s life. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to American Diabetes Association. Condolences can be sent to https://www.remembr.com/en/andrew.kubala. The family would like to thank Adrian, good friend and neighbor, for his unwavering support during this time.
Condoleances
Lily Winzer
This site isn't even spelled correctly and this is the best we can do for him? Yes, he was a very flawed man but at least he had some form of humanity within himself, unlike this site which isn't even spelled correctly. I've been reduced to remembering my father here, instead of with a proper burial and that's NOT what I'll choose to remember about my father. Goodbye, Dad. Fare thee well. Forgive me, and I'll do the same for you.
Joe Fett
Andy was a Terrific man and you could count on him as a man of his word. I was just waiting for his traveling to end and rekindle our clay bird shooting. He will be missed.
Carrie (Katich) Cervenka
My heart is breaking for Debbie and the family over Andy's passing. I never had the honor to meet him but knowing Debbie, he must've been an amazing soul. My prayers are with you all and know that you are in MANY hearts during this very difficult time. God bless +