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Montauk Community Mourns the Sudden Death of Andrew Blauschild, Beloved Local Surfer

Montauk, NY – The Montauk community is grappling with the sudden and unexpected passing of Andrew Blauschild, a cherished local resident known for his vibrant personality and deep connection to the community. Andrew’s death has left a profound impact on those who knew him, prompting an outpouring of tributes and memories from friends, family, and neighbors.

Andrew Blauschild was a beloved figure in Montauk, recognized not only for his engaging presence but also for his active participation in the local surfing scene. Many remember him as a generous and supportive individual, always willing to lend a hand or share a smile. His passing has cast a shadow over Montauk, where his absence is deeply felt.

Tributes have flooded social media, with friends sharing heartfelt messages about the loss of Andrew. Frank Forbes expressed his grief on Facebook, writing, "Rest in peace buddy. Andrew Blauschild, you will be greatly missed. Glad the last thing you did was go surfing with friends. Sad to hear of your passing. Wish I had one more surfing session with you."

Randall Rosenthal reminisced about their lighthearted moments, saying, "Oh no!! We had a running joke because he wouldn’t photograph me on a SUP. But he was a great guy… came over a bunch of times to help us old fogies. And he was super talented!!"

Another friend, Pete Mayotte, shared a poignant memory, stating, "Rest In Peace, Andrew. That’s him on the inside paddling out on this epic day." These tributes highlight the deep connections Andrew had with his friends and the community at large.

The sudden loss of Andrew Blauschild has united the Montauk community in grief and support for his family. His legacy, marked by kindness and a love for surfing, will be remembered fondly by all who had the privilege of knowing him. The details of Andrew’s funeral will be communicated by his family as the community continues to mourn the loss of a beloved friend and neighbor.

— Updated by Oliver Allen in Local

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