Thomas B. Andrick, age 97, a resident of Burner Rd. Union Community Philippi, passed away Friday September 6, 2019 in the United Hospital Center in Bridgeport, WV. Tom was born November 18, 1921 in Barbour County, WV a son of the late Arley and Dora B. (Williams) Andrick. Tom was united in marriage on August 20, 1943 to Audra G. (Dadisman) Andrick who preceded him in death on June 24, 2010. Surviving are-
Five children, Thomas D. Andrick and wife Karen of Pinellas Park, FL
Blainetta Barnes of Sims, IN
Michael Trent Andrick and wife Sara of Philippi
Judith Craft of Indianapolis, IN
Daniel Ray Andrick of Belington
Niece whom Tom reared, Luwanna Hunt of KY
14 grandchildren, 29 great-grandchildren, and seven great-great-grandchildren
Tom was preceded in death by daughter Cathy R. Hogan, granddaughter Sarah Barnes, and 12 brothers and sisters.
Tom retired as a school teacher after 40 years of teaching, he had taught in several schools in Indiana and West Virginia. He enjoyed gardening, and entering is produce at the Barbour County Fair to be exhibited, Tom tended to his orchard and caring for his bees. Tom was a member of the Barbour County Bee Keepers Association. Tom was also a member of the Union Church of Christ where he served as an Elder.
Friends will be received at the Wright Funeral Home 220 N. Walnut St. Philippi on Monday September 9, from 4-8 pm and on Tuesday September 10, Tom will be moved to the Union Church of Christ to lie in state from 1- 3 pm. Funeral services will be conducted at 3 pm with Evangelist Ron Loughery officiating. Interment will follow in the Pitman Cemetery.







Uncle Tom you truly was one of the greatest men I’ve gotten to know I will miss you. Please give Grandpa Bill a hug for me I love you.
P.S. keep on the sunny side
Rest with the angels
Uncle Tom , you were so special and energetic, as well as, generous with your smile , humor and love . We will miss you.
My deepest condolences to everyone. Uncle Tom was a funny man with a story every time I seen him. I will cherish the days we worked the voting poll together. He was a kind man with a gentle soul. He will dearly be missed.
What a beautiful soul! Fly high Tom!
What a beautiful soul! Fly high Tom!
You always had a smile on your face and a twinkle in your eye! You were loved dearly and will be missed!
We so loved him we are truly going to miss him!!!
Kim, David, Sarah McCord
Uncle Tom has been a shining light for all the Andrick family all of his life. I will miss him.
Prayers of comfort for the family. I will always remember the great man my Great Uncle Tom was. He was able to connect with the young. I remember him roller skating with a bunch of us cousins when he was in his late 50’s or early 60’s. I will always remember his great Christian example and living out his faith. I spent my summers in West Virginia and heard him pray many a Sunday at church. He would teach about gardening and bees. He would invite the whole church to the Andrick Reunions. Uncle Tom would come with his wife my Great Aunt Audrey to the Dadisman Reunion and would always say they prayer before we ate. He confronted the young for living together and not being married or if not attending church. And he would get after the not so young if he found out they had quit attending church. He wanted to see everyone in heaven. He will be missed by many.
Tom was a great man never had a bad word to anyone. He always had a smile on his face.To. loved telling u his stories I loved listening to him I will miss you Tom R.I.P.
” prayers go out to Family” Absent from body Present with the Lord May God Bless you all
Doc was an inspiration in my life. He was my teacher in carpentry shop class at Clay Co high. He will always be remembered by me..I don't remember many of my teachers but he is at the forefront of those that I do. Condolences to the family and friends of the man I knew as Doc. May God watch over and him and his family forever.
Awwwwww I hate to hear this WHAT A GREAT MAN im glad I had the honor to meet him and “keep on the sunny side” is what he told me!!!! I will always remember that…sending prayers for his family….. FLY HIGH Mr. Andrick you will be GREATLY MISSED BY MANY!!!
In memory of Thomas B. Andrick, Judy Stewart Dadisman lit a candle
Clay County HS graduates 1978. Prayers of comfort in Jesus name.
Doc, as we at Clay County High School called him was a joy to work with. I worked with him building floats for the homecoming parade for several years. He always told all who were present, “The greatest man who ever lived was Jesus Christ”! RIP Doc. You earned it. Condolences to the family.
Very sincere wishes of sympathy to your family at this time of loss. Mr. Andrick was always a kind, pleasant patron to me many years ago when I carried his mail, from 1987 to 2011. A very good man.
Just saw today where my best friends, Kathy Andrick Hogan, Dad had passed on to glory. I remember Mr Andrick fondly and his wife for their patience and love.