Andrew Joseph Oleszczuk

With heavy hearts, we announce the untimely passing of Andrew Joseph Oleszczuk, the king of one-liners and a beacon of laughter in our lives. Born on November 27, 2007, in Ephrata, Pennsylvania, Andrew was a delightful spirit who left us far too soon on September 9, 2026, the result of a tragic motorcycle accident, he was 18. 

Andrew was known for his unique sense of humor and his easy-going nature that drew people to him like a moth to a flame. Just after graduating from CTC, he proudly found his place at Eby as a welder, where his enthusiasm and hard work quickly made him a valued team member. His friends often described him as a vault, someone they could trust to keep secrets and stories safe without judgment. 

He had countless interests that characterized his vibrant spirit. He passionately immersed himself in PC gaming, where he crafted epic adventures with friends, and shared exhilarating moments riding his motorcycle at sunrise and sunset, the open road offering a taste of freedom he truly cherished. Every week, you could find him revving up for Sonic Motorcycle Sundays, forging friendships along the way. 

Andrew’s playful side shone brightly during family gatherings, particularly during epic wiffle ball games, where laughter and friendly competition turned every moment into a cherished memory. He also brought his competitive spirit to fantasy football, eagerly strategizing with friends and family alike. 

Andrew is survived by his loving parents, Frances and Duane Oleszczuk of Lititz, his brothers, Jarred T. Oleszczuk, also of Lititz and Aaron F. Oleszczuk and sister in-law Alyson Oleszczuk, of Willow Street, his beloved “Mom Mom and Pop Pop” John & Doreen Oleszczuk, his kitty Tigress, his best friend and riding partner, Jake Beighle, and the girl he loved as more than just a best friend, Kaitlyn Shaak.

The family invite friends and relatives to celebrate Andrew’s life on Saturday, October 3, 2026, at the Brickerville Fire Co., 10 Hopeland Rd, Lititz, PA 17543, from 12 PM – 5 PM. All are encouraged to ride their motorcycles to the gathering.

As we remember Andrew, let us do so with joy in our hearts, honoring his remarkable spirit and the immeasurable impact he had on all who knew him. Ride free, Andrew. We’ll keep your spirit alive in every laugh and adventure that follows.