Andrew Shay Wyatt

Andrew Shay Wyatt, 55, of Plantersville, Texas, passed away on October 19, 2023. He was born on February 20, 1968, in San Jose, California. Shay, as he preferred to be called, was a beloved husband, father, son, and sibling.

Shay is survived by his wife, Amy, and their 3 children; Chase, Jaxon, and Harper, and his 3 children; Cody (Brittney), Garrett, and Morgan. He is also survived by his grandson; Cash, parents; Glenna and Peter, and his siblings, Heath, Bret, and Kate.

Shay attended Mission San Jose High School, class of 86' and later pursued higher education at Ohlone College, going on to play baseball at Sierra College, and graduating with his Associate Arts Degree. He had an earlier career, working for Sacramento Coca-Cola while also Sport Dog & Retriever Training under Jim and Phyllis Dobbs, Later he pursued his passion of training and breeding Labrador Retrievers with his partner and wife Amy at Endure Farm & Homestead. At Endure Farm & Homestead, Shay specialized in Labrador Retriever training for special needs individuals and was actively involved with his dogs and family in outreach to his local community, particularly homeless outreach & ministry through Campus of Hope in Conroe, TX.

In his free time, Shay enjoyed various hobbies including Coaching baseball and attending his children's baseball and soccer games, dog training, gardening, cooking, fishing, hunting, music, and traveling. Most of all Shay loved being with his family, which is spread out from California to Maryland and everywhere in between. He had a passion for helping others, particularly through his involvement in outreach ministry and his time spent at Underover Fellowship where he had many beloved friends.

Shay loved Jesus with all his heart and worshipped with his family at Underover Fellowship, where he enjoyed being pastored by Jerry Vineyard and his wife Joely. He especially enjoyed being mentored by his dear friends David & Pam Wong and Lee & Sally Wilcox.

Shay was loved more than words can express. Not a day goes by that he is not missed by all who loved him. His smile and laughter could light up the darkest of rooms & will forever be remembered.