Andre Sas

Andre (listed in public records as Andre P. Saunders) was a 22‑year‑old Pittsburgh resident whose life was centered on family. He is identified in a published memorial as the beloved father of Amilia Dumas and the late D’Ondre Saunders, and as a son of Carmen M. Saunders and Andre P. Herring. He was also a grandson, brother, and a person remembered by many relatives and friends who left messages of love and grief in the weeks after his passing.

Public records and a funeral notice show that family and community gathered to honor Andre. Visitation was held at the Samuel E. Coston Funeral Home in East Liberty and a service at King of Kings Baptist Church in Garfield, indicating he was surrounded by people who valued him and by community institutions that helped the family celebrate his life. Those who left remembrances described him as having a warm smile and made note of the memories he left behind; family contributors to his memorial remembered him with affection and sorrow.

While available public records about Andre concentrate on the immediate surviving relatives and funeral arrangements rather than a long public biography, they make clear that he was more than a line in a record: he was a father, son, brother, grandson and friend whose loss was deeply felt. The family’s words preserved in the memorial emphasize the joy he brought and the lasting imprint of his smile.

Because the public record is limited to obituary and law‑enforcement listings, this remembrance focuses on what is verifiable and dignified: Andre’s close family relationships, the faith‑and‑community setting of his memorial, and the sincere grief expressed by those who knew him. He is remembered by name, by the family roles he held, and by the private memories that continue to matter to those left to carry them forward.