Andre Broadie

Andre Broadie was a 25-year-old from the Penn Hills/Pittsburgh area whose life was lived among family, friends, and the close-knit neighborhoods of Pittsburgh’s East End. While public records about his early years and private life are limited in the online record, the sources that do identify him place him as a young adult connected to the Garfield neighborhood and to the people who knew him there.

Friends and neighbors recalled a regular, human presence: someone who visited homes and moved through community streets where many Pittsburghers know one another by sight. At 25, Andre was at an age when many are building adult lives, friendships, and plans. Those who cataloged the year’s losses in local reporting noted his age and hometown, an acknowledgement that he was one of the young people from the region whose lives mattered to families and neighbors.

Because there is no family-published obituary or funeral-home notice located in the public record that matches his exact name and date of passing, much personal detail about Andre — parents, occupation, schooling, and other private remembrances — is not available from the reliable sources used here. That absence does not diminish the reality that he was known to others and had relationships that mattered. The published reports and community memorial listings identify him respectfully by name, age, and place, and those facts form the basis of this remembrance.

This page honors Andre Broadie as a real person whose life had value beyond the brief public record. He was a 25-year-old whose presence shaped everyday moments for people in his circle. Though the public sources are sparse, it is clear that his loss was felt by family and community — and that remembering him by name is an important act of dignity. May this short remembrance stand as a quiet acknowledgment of Andre’s personhood and the place he held in his neighborhood.