Andrew Ronald Stallings

andrew stallings

March 24, 1977 ~ September 24, 2020

Born in: Atlanta, GA
Resided in: Stone Mountain, GA

Andrew Ronald Stallings of Stone Mountain, Georgia, passed away unexpectedly at his home on September 24, 2020.

Andrew enjoyed a life full of friends and entertainment. He was a compassionate and caring person who was always looking for a way to help someone. He will be terribly missed by his family and his wide circle of friends.

Born in Atlanta, Georgia on March 24, 1977, Andrew was the son of Ron (deceased) and Elizabeth Stallings of Stone Mountain. His independent nature, sharpened during his days at Montessori pre-school, set him apart at an early age as a critical thinker and trail-blazer for the new and different.

Andrew learned to read at three years of age, and his love of books and literary pursuits was legendary. He had a passion for board games, and would engage his grandfather in vigorous debates on a wide variety of topics. As a boy, he was involved in The Boy Scouts of America, wrestling, and boating and fishing with his father and brother. Trips to the beach were a special time with his family.

Andrew was also a gifted writer. He was a regular contributor to the “Smoke Signal” neighborhood newsletter, writing humorous articles about his alma mater, Tucker High School (Class of 1995), from the teenage perspective.

An early adopter of computers and the internet, Andrew segued into a career in IT and Technical Support. Since 2017, Andrew operated and continued his father’s tax consulting firm “The Stallings Consulting Group.”

The love of travel took Andrew to Florida, Canada, Las Vegas and other exotic locations. Who can forget his love of cruises and the ocean?! Always keeping up with friends near and far, he shared his passion for movies, collecting comics, and role playing games. You could count on Andrew for an intellectual discourse on a wide variety of topics; be it the economy and politics, gaming, societal issues or how best a mystery novel should be constructed. He was always ready for an adventure; camping at a festival or attending a Mardi Gras post-float extravaganza ball.

Andrew is survived by his wife, Alison Blunt, his mother, Elizabeth Stallings, sister, Sydney Stallings, brother, Morgan Stallings and his wife Amy, niece, Charlotte Stallings, and two nephews, Jackson Stallings and Garrett Stallings. Andrew leaves behind a large extended family including Grandmother Chapman, aunts, uncles, cousins, second cousins and all of their spouses and children.

In lieu of flowers, the family asks that a charitable contribution be made to the ACLU or other charity of your choice.

For those unable to attend the service it will be streamed live on October 9th starting at 11:00 a.m. Just click on the video below.

Andrew Ronald Stallings Funeral Service Live Stream from Essence of Life Video on Vimeo.

Services

Funeral Service: October 9, 2020 11:00 am - 12:00 pm

St. Stephens the Martyr Catholic Church

Lilburn, GA


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  1. Elizabeth, I’m so heartbroken to hear about your son. Such a shock and unexpected. Please know that I am thinking about you and your family during this hard time. God bless!
    Nancy Oliver

  2. Elizabeth,

    I deeply regret this painful moment for the unfortunate loss of your son. Receive my sincere condolences. You and your family are in my prayers. God bless you and your family.

  3. CandleImageAndy was the reason I went to grad school. He played a huge role in putting me on my current path in life, and was an incredibly smart and compassionate person. He will be loved and missed.

    All our love and support is with Beth, Morgan, and Sydney.

  4. I’m so sorry for your loss. Andrew was a good guy and I’m going to miss our discussions.

    He was compassionate and passionate about the things he cared about and I’m so sorry he’s gone so soon and suddenly.

  5. CandleImageNothing but the good memories of his life and how he touched our lives. He was and is my friend and I will miss his insight, his opinion and his advice. He left his footprint on our lives and we are all the better for it, I will miss him.

  6. CandleImageThe eulogy’s claim about Andrew’s intellectual prowess is not exaggerated: He spent years arguing on Twitter (@banalexistence) about topics ranging from GamerGate to the ethics of animated child pornography, and especially the masculine merits of letting your wife and two live-in girlfriends sleep freely with other men. Every pound of him will be missed, but thankfully his exceptional commentary will remain on the Internet in perpetuity.


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