Andrew Robert Cocker (5 Jul 1961 - 29 Sep 2022)

Oh my goodness.
We are so very saddened and shocked to learn that you have passed away Andrew.
We will never forget the kindness of both you and the lovely Liz, taking time to show us around the hidden gems in London on our trips back to the UK and also your love of good music.
One memory that sticks out was how proud you were of wearing your DM boots hidden under your work trousers like a rebel.
We cannot comprehend how lost your amazing wife Liz must be without you and our thoughts are with her and your family.
We will cherish our nights out with you.
Rest in Peace.
Julia and Robert

We were deeply saddened by Andrew’s passing and remember him very fondly for his warmth, generosity and kindness. He was a wonderful friend to our family, patient, thoughtful, and wise, and always delighted to share his beautifully curated collection of beers with us grown-up Strachans and outstanding barbecued food with us all. We miss him very much.

I met Andrew by random chance in a curry house, and 20 years later he felt like a member of my family. He was the first person to share a drink with me after the birth of my eldest daughter to share wisdom, and the first to come around and see me after an operation to share support. I wish we had a photo together, but his beaming smile - usually displayed after schooling me at darts (time after time after time) - is forever etched into my memory, and I think of him frequently. Miss you greatly, Andrew.

Rest easy brother, your company within the Tangerine community was always appreciated. A dry humour, a good beer & great music. A life well lived indeed.
Say hi to Edgar for me at your new cosmic address.

Rest in peace, my beery brother. Always a pleasure to drink with you since we met at The Rake early one Saturday all those years ago.

In memory of a wonderful brother who was full of life and was blessed with a remarkable sense of humor and a love of his kitties!!

I have just learned of the sad passing of Andrew.
I met Andrew and Liz by way of the Great British Train Show in Brampton, Ontario many years ago. Yes, he loved a decent pint and where better to enjoy such that in the U.K.
We send sad condolences to Liz and family.

I was shocked and saddened to hear that Andrew had passed. You just don't expect it in someone so young! He and Liz became good friends with their generosity and loving spirits. I will indeed treasure my last 'in person' with Andrew, when they took us out for drinks in London, after paying for our anniversary dinner (!); his edgy sense of humour; his love of his kitties and gardening; their trips to the continent to beer festivals; and their trips home to visit relatives.
I offered Liz to have a memorial service at the Ship, but funds and time have not made that possible. Maybe in the New Year?