Andrew Scott Covey (May 18, 1962 - February 10, 2022)

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Andrew Scott Covey
  • May 18, 1962
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  • February 10, 2022

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Andrew Scott Covey, 59, of Cape Coral, FL passed away on Thursday February 10, 2022 at Hope Hospice House.

He was born in Kokomo, IN on May 18th, 1962 to Jerry Marlow Covey and Joan Malone Covey. He grew up in New Castle, IN, attended Blue River Valley High School and Purdue University.

Andrew is survived by his wife of 35 years, Kelly Jo (Wilson) Covey Cape Coral, FL; daughter Elissa Lauren Covey (Ross Erickson) South Bend, IN; mother Joan Malone Covey Grove City, OH; brother Charles Covey Lewisville, IN; sister Dana (Chris Murphy) Hook Tucson, AZ; brother Brian (Chris) Covey Orient, OH; brother Erin (Peggy) Covey Frisco, TX; mother-in-law JoEllen Rogers Muncie, IN; sisters-in-law Krista (Paul) Grove Albany, IN and Kathy (Mark Collett) Garringer Cape Coral, FL; step mother-in-law Rebecca Wilson Muncie, IN; step sisters-in-law Tammy (Paul) Hadley Lawrence, IN and Barbara (Roger) King Parker City, IN; along with numerous aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by father Jerry Marlow Covey; father-in-law Philip Charles Wilson; step brother-in-law Patrick Murphy; step sister-in-law Colleen Murphy.

Andrew was a remarkable salesman who loved to educate and pass on his knowledge to those that he mentored throughout his careers of Tri-Star sales with Interstate Engineering Corporation and in the turf and lawn care industry of which he was a business partner of numerous Scott’s Lawn Care franchises.

His greatest passion was cooking for large gatherings and at home for his family.  He loved deep sea fishing, spending time on his boat, golfing, country music, and anything Purdue.  Andrew was always positive and made those around him happy with his infectious smile, jokes, and laughter.

He was also a proud member of Purdue University’s Tarkington Halls “Wild Bunch” group and looked forward to their annual summer reunions.

He will be missed by all who knew and loved him.

A memorial service will be held at the Covey Family Cabin and Cemetery in Glen Daniel, WV in the future.

In memory, donations may be made to Hope Hospice House in Cape Coral, FL at www.Donate.HopeHCS.org.

Family and Friends may sign the guest register by visiting www.baldwincremation.com.

Baldwin Brothers Funeral and Cremation Society is honored to serve the Covey family during this difficult time.


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  1. Randy Bowlen says:
    29 Dec 2023
    Andrew, I should have reached out after job in Michigan blew up and I am sorry that I did not because now I cannot. You were the best mentor that I ever had, and I owe you for the success that I have had in this business for the past 26 years. Keep the car bar open until I get there so I can hear the infectious laugh again

  2. Loveda (Scrogham) Jones says:
    14 Feb 2022
    I have no words! Even though we weren't in the same class at BRV, we were in shows and speech club together. Scott was such a vibrant person. I've thought of him several times through the years and the memory of him always brings a smile to my face. I will be keeping his family in my prayers.

  3. Melanie (Scrogham) Sims says:
    14 Feb 2022
    This is such sad news! I graduated from Blue River Valley in 1982. My favorite memory of him was watching him compete at speech contests. I especially loved to listen to him compete in the Impromptu categories.

    My deepest sympathies to all of his family during this time of loss. May you find joy in your memories.

  4. Anthony May says:
    13 Feb 2022
    I went to high school with Scott at Blue River Valley, graduating a year ahead of him. We were in Speech Club and Drama Club together with a great group of kids. We had so much fun together putting on plays and participating in speech meets. We all enjoyed Scott’s sense of humor and energetic personality. I am very sad for your loss and I am praying for all who loved him.

  5. Joellen Rogers says:
    13 Feb 2022
    Scott - you gave us your love, laughter, fun happy times, and great food as our special chef. We have so many wonderful memories to hold dear. ❤️Love Jo

  6. YXLH says:
    13 Feb 2022
    Scott, you gave us your love, laughter, fun happy times, and great food as our specialty chef. We have so many wonderful memories to hold now. ❤️
    Love Jo

  7. Joellen Rogers says:
    13 Feb 2022
    Scott, You gave us your love, laughter, fun happy times, and great food as our special chef. We have so many great memories to hold close. ❤️
    Love Jo

  8. Elissa says:
    13 Feb 2022
    Dad, I love you so much. I am the luckiest girl in the world to be your daughter. I never went a day without knowing or feeling your unwavering love for me. It was the most steady and constant feeling of my life. I will miss you daily and in random moments; when I cook, when I hear a certain song, when I’m at the beach or lake. I credit you for my sense of humor, my timing for a joke (maybe inappropriate), and my easy going nature. Thank you for your teachable moments, your fun times, and your immense love. ❤️ I love you so much

  9. Marvin Short..., says:
    12 Feb 2022
    My deepest sympathy to the Covey extended family. Scott was a great person and will be missed. Sincerely, Marvin...

  10. Andrew Conkey says:
    12 Feb 2022
    You will truly be missed. There is so much you taught me when I was at Scott's. Things that have carried on with me after that great run. I am truly thankful and blessed to have known you. See again. Andrew Conkey

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