Andrew Paul Letourneau

Andrew Paul Letourneau, age 69, passed away at Poudre Valley Hospital on September 12th after a 10-year battle with LGL leukemia.

He was born on December 30, 1956, to Clarence and Irene Letourneau in Lewiston, Maine.

He is preceded by his father Clarence Letourneau, sister Doris Bourget, and mother Irene Letourneau.

Andrew is survived by his wife Debra of 47 years, as well as his daughter Karla (Aaron) Leduc, his daughter Christina (Josh) Gerstner, his son Patrick (Heather) Letourneau, and his son Andrew Letourneau;

9 grandchildren: Lily Leduc, Jude Leduc, Owen Leduc, Ezra Leduc, Joel Leduc, Orion Gerstner, Emmit Letourneau, Kate Letourneau, and Esben Letourneau;

6 siblings: Dan (Diane) Letourneau, Gary (Jane) Letourneau, Debbie (Jim) Daigle, Peter (Karen) Letourneau, John (Michelle) Letourneau, and Scott Letourneau.

Andrew enlisted in the Army in 1975 and was honorably discharged 2 years later. He began his career in home improvement with Debra's grandfather George McClintock in Greensboro, NC. Subsequently, he began work as a home-builder and contractor in Maine and remained in this field until moving to Fort Collins, CO in 2014.

Andrew loved chocolate ice cream and peanut butter, sitting in the sun, and puzzles. He maintained a pristine backyard.

Andrew treasured the church families God brought into his life. His faith journey began at Shannon Hills Chapel in Greensboro, North Carolina, continued at South Lewiston Baptist Church in Lewiston, Maine, and later at Mountain View Community Church in Fort Collins, Colorado. Each church family held a special place in his heart and was part of the story God was writing in his life.

Andrew will be remembered for his strength, dedication, steadfast commitment to his family, and love for the Lord. His life touched those around him, and he will be deeply missed by the family and church communities who loved him.

“I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.”

~ 2 Timothy 4:7 (ESV)

The service will be held at Mountain View Community Church (2330 E Prospect Rd, Fort Collins) on Saturday, September 26 at 9am. Reception to follow.