Andrew Luke Bott

Andrew Luke Bott was a young man of 23 whose life was rooted in the Littleton/Columbine community. Those who knew him remember a person shaped by everyday connections — family ties, friendships, and the small routines that make a neighborhood feel like home. Public records and reporting identify Andrew as the passenger in a vehicle involved in a roadside confrontation on the night of July 25, 2026; he was transported to a local hospital and later died as a result of the injuries he sustained.

Outside of the circumstances of his death, the public record offers limited personal details. Andrew’s age and place of residence establish him as a local young adult whose life intersected with family, friends, work, and neighborhood life in the south Denver suburbs. In moments like this, the particulars that often matter most to loved ones — the quiet humor, the regular gatherings, the songs and meals shared — may not appear in news reports, but they are the real measure of a life.

Friends and relatives grieving Andrew have been left with the private memories that made him who he was: the everyday kindnesses, the plans and hopes he carried, and the relationships that defined his world. Those who knew him are the keepers of stories about what he loved and who he was to them. For a life cut short at 23, the wish is for those memories to be honored and preserved by family and community.

This remembrance is offered with restraint and respect: Andrew was more than the headlines that followed his death. He was a person with relationships and a presence in the Littleton/Columbine area whose loss has left a hole for those closest to him. May those who loved him find comfort in one another and in the small, lasting ways a life leaves a mark on a community.