TAYLOR – Andrew James
Born September 2, 1984. Passed away April 16, 2026.
Passed away peacefully at home in Benalla surrounded by his loving family on the 16/04/2026 aged 41 years.
Loved and loving husband of Sarah.
Loved and adored father of Evie and Violet.
‘Forever in our hearts’
‘Loved and remembered always’
Private Burial
Funeral notice
Service
April 23, 2026 - 10:30am
Tributes
April 23, 2026 12:05 pm
Sending lots of love to Sarah Evie Violet and all of Andrew’s extended family. His girls were everything to him and spoke of them all the time. Lots of fun times we shared at work and heaps of advice always on technology for me. I still can’t believe it.. 😢
You will be missed so much Andrew 💔❤️April 21, 2026 8:21 pm
Sarah, Evie, Violet, Ashley, Lorraine and Stuart. Sending love to you all at this sad and difficult time.
Wendy & Chris Wegener (Armstrong) xox
April 21, 2026 6:21 pm
It is with great sadness and breaking hearts that Room at the Table Inc must say a forever goodbye to Andrew our amazing Dungeon Master and Magic player.
We send all our love to Sarah, Evie & Violet, the family Andrew adored and always talked about.
We only knew Andrew for a short time in the scheme of things, but his impact at RATT was great.
At times like this words are just not enough. But we will try.
Andrew was a wonderful guy, funny, smart, dedicated, a fantastic dungeons and dragons game master and magic player - who was more than happy to trounce us at Magic and take his D&D players on fantastic journeys and put them in difficult situations.
We have missed him at RATT, eagerly awaiting his return to guide us on our adventures, never thinking this was goodbye, especially as we knew how much he wanted to come back - he was 3d printing life counters, purchasing new decks, coming up with new storylines and scenes for his D&D campaigns, had come up with a setting for a skaven Warhammer 40k campaign.
And through it all he spoke often of his family and it was obvious to us all how much he loved them - Magic, DnD, Pokemon, Warhammer were all things he loved, but nowhere near as much as he loved his family.
He will be missed by us all at RATT. We can only imagine how much he will be missed by those closest to him. Gone way too soon.
Please let us know if there is anything we can do