I have such fond memories of my friendship with Maryetta. It was our walks around the Buckingham golf course and our talks at her kitchen table that I treasure the most. Our conversations always led us to the lavish love and grace our our Lord Jesus. Maryetta had a fierce love for her savior whom she talked about and reminisced as if He were her best friend, lover and doting Father. Rarely do we meet someone as alive, present, prayerful and intimate in their relationship with God as Maryetta. She lived the lyrics “He walks with me and He talks with me, and He tells me I am His own…”

While she adored and spoke highly of her children and grandchildren, she also longed for heaven, to be in the presence of her beloved Lord. Maryetta, my ray of sunshine: I can see you rejoicing now, with your full vision back with which to see Him face to face! I’ll see you in the blink of an eye, my friend!

Wishing the Andre family deep peace and God’s abiding love during this time.

Kristy Weiss

I loved this woman. She was so outgoing with all people and a good mentor, as well. She encouraged me to sing at her Women's Aglow group and to attend some group sessions. She was one of the kindest people I have ever met and I feel blessed to have known her. To her family and friends: please accept my deepest condolences for your loss.

Yours in Christ,

CB VIAU

Remembering Maryetta as the calm, cool, charming and collected woman she was. It was a delight attending the Bible Study she led at the Kelseyville Presbyterian Church. She loved to share God’s Word with others. I’m sure she is with Him now! I met Maryetta in the 70’s when we chaperoned a Kelseyville Junior High School class field trip (a fun time). I always enjoyed working with her on committees for the school and the Kelseyville Presbyterian Church Women’s community events. Prayers for friends and family for comfort in her passing. ~Joan Turner

Maryetta was a long-time member of the Kelseyville Presbyterian Church. She sang in the choir, served as an Elder, lead the Presbyterian Women's group, organized the prayer team and established the church Library. She was loved by many and I counted her as a dear friend. "Well done good and faithful servant." May God hold your family close as you now have joined the "Church Triumphant!". Rev. Dr. Steve Nesheim