Andrew V. Accardi

November 24, 1934 - February 6, 2021

Andrew V. Accardi, age 86, of Bristol, PA, passed away on February 6, 2021. He was born in Bristol to the late Giusseppe and Vita (nee Passanante) Accardo. Andrew was a graduate of Bristol High School and inducted into the Bristol High School Athletic Hall of Fame. He retired as an electrician from Congoleum Corporation in Trenton NJ. Andrew was active at the Bristol Boro Area Activity Adult Center where he loved to call the Bingo Games. Most of all, he looked forward to spending time with his family. His great - grandchildren especially enjoyed playing the card game Uno and, of course, Bingo with him. Andrew will be deeply missed by his family and his dear companion of many years, Bernadine Phillips. Andrew is predeceased by his beloved wife, Arlene Accardi; son, Andrew J. Accardi; grandson, Kenny Worthington III; and brother, Salvatore Accardi. He is survived by his children, Nancy Hodges (Michael, Sr.), Lisa Worthington (Ken, Jr.), and Harry Accardi (Kathy); daughter in law, Elyse; sister, Loretta Boccardo; grandchildren, Cindy Oliverio (Brian), Michael Hodges, Jr. (Heather), Samantha Worthington, Krysten Howard (Joe, Jr.), Sara Accardi, Harry Accardi, Jim Accardi; and Danielle Perseponko and great grandchildren, Carly Hodges, Michael Hodges III, Gina Oliverio, Dana Oliverio, Kenny Worthington IV, Kylee Perseponko, Amanda Zadnik, Joey Howard III, Abygale Haynes, and Wyatt Jenkins . Funeral arrangements and services are under the care and direction of Molden Funeral Chapel and Cremation Service and will be held privately at the request of the family. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Bristol Borough Area Active Adult Center, 301 Wood Street, Bristol, PA 19007 Our Daddy That's what we called him! Was humble, yet quietly proud. He wasn't a man of many words, He'd let you speak and not say a word. But if you asked, be prepared, As often, your feelings were not spared! He had a dry sense of humor (not everyone got) That would lead you to chuckle (usually a lot)! But nonetheless, he was our Daddy and Daddy he was..... Provider, protector, and even an inspector! He liked things just so tidy and neat, From everything to the shoes on his feet! He was a gentle soul, caring for those who had needs, Never boastful or prideful, very quiet were his deeds. We could say much more, but we'll leave that to you, Because to those he knew... you will have your own view! If he were here right now and you knew that look, Then you would know it was time to close the book!