Andrew C. Schaaf passed away on July 11, 2026, leaving behind a profound absence in the hearts of those who knew and loved him. Born on August 3, 2012, Andrew brought immense joy to his family and friends throughout his too-brief life.

Andrew was known for being the life of the party, filling every room with his energy and laughter. His outgoing nature was matched by unfailing politeness, and he was well loved by all who had the pleasure of knowing him. Andrew’s vibrant personality endeared him not just to his family, but to countless friends and peers. Whether it was with a kind word, a bright smile, or a spontaneous dance, Andrew’s warmth could light up even the darkest moments.

Sports played a special role in Andrew’s life. He had a particular fondness for football and was a devoted supporter of the Cincinnati Bengals and the Michigan Wolverines. From cheering on his favorite teams to joining backyard games with family, Andrew’s enthusiasm for football was infectious. He also loved to dance, often lifting the spirits of those around him with his moves, reminding everyone to find happiness in life’s simple pleasures.

Andrew’s loving family survives him, including his father, Jimmy Schaaf, and his mother, Jamey Schaaf. He leaves behind his brothers, Braydon, Cody, and Dominic; his sister, Samantha; his sister-in-law, Kendal; and his sister, Lily. His grandparents, Robert Jr. and Kimberly Sonderman and James Sr. and Linda Schaaf, continue to cherish his memory, as do his uncles Robert III and Jimmy along with aunts Jamie and Michaela. Also a wide circle of cousins and friends will forever hold his memory close to their hearts.

For all who had the privilege to know Andrew Schaaf, his loss is deeply felt. He will be remembered for his playful spirit, generous heart, and the lasting impact he made in such a short time. His legacy endures in the love of his family and friends, in the joy he brought to every gathering, and in the many lives made brighter by his presence.

Andrew’s memory will forever inspire those who loved him to live with kindness, enthusiasm, and an open, joyful heart.