Andrew A. Dunn (Andy) passed away on Monday, February 15 surrounded by his adoring family. One could not find a more devoted, loving and involved husband, father or grandfather than Andy. He is survived by his wife, Diane Leahy Dunn, his daughters Barbara Cavalaris (Nick), Allison Calodney (Jason), his step daughters, Kate Jung (Matt) and Meghan Craver and grandchildren Andy (19), Jake (16), Caroline (15), Lizzy (15), Henry (10), James (8), Teddy (7), Billy (7), Maggie Di (7) and Gus (4).  He is also survived by his father, Donald G. Dunn, and his siblings Jim (Karen), Gardner, (Yvette) and Nancy Byers (George) and generations of close and loving nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by his mother, Mary Altmaier Dunn and his brother, Bob and nephew George Byers IV. Andy grew up in Bexley and attended Columbus Academy and Sandford Prep in Wilmington, Delaware. He attended the University of Dayton and Ohio State University. Andy played an integral role in the growth of this family's business, Plaskolite, serving in many roles over this 43 years of leadership and service. He was a member of the Columbus Rotary and was an active board member of both Mental Health America of Ohio and the Salvation Army, where he received the Man of the Year award in 2016. He was known for his big heart and generosity and contributed to many local charities, including Multiple Sclerosis Society, Melissa's House and Franklin Park Conservatory. He devoted his time and resources to making life better for so many in his hometown of Columbus. Andy was blessed with many lifelong friends and cousins whom he loved to entertain at his home. Above all he cherished time with his family. He was an avid skier and tennis player but his greatest passion was boating in the Northern Michigan. As a young boy Andy spent summers in the Les Cheneaux Islands. His love for the water, boating, snowmobiling, and sharing legends of Little LaSalle Island continued throughout his life. He enjoyed humoring his friends and frightening his children and grand kids. He was a masterful storyteller whether it was one of his original creations or recounting memories he made with family and friends — some of which you would not believe unless you were there. He was also a great listener and you could always count on him for a good joke, advice or the occasional lecture. Andy lived life to the fullest and encouraged his loved ones to do the same. There will be a celebration of his life to be announced at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in his name to the Salvation Army of Central Ohio ( www.salvationarmyusa.org ) or Mental Health America of Ohio ( www.mhaohio.org ). Arrangements by O'SHAUGHNESSY CO. call 614-221-2311 with questions, or offer condolences at oshaughnessycompany.com .

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