In the quiet town of Waukesha, Wisconsin, the life of Andrew Schroeder, a 38-year-old Caucasian male, came to an unexpected end on January 4, 2015. Born on May 24, 1976, Andrew was a man known for his passion and creativity, particularly in the world of automotive art. His talent was not just a hobby but a profession that earned him national recognition for the high-quality customization work he produced through his company, Project Two Customs.
Some of his proudest moments included having his meticulously crafted cars featured at the prestigious SEMA show, a testament to his skill and dedication.
Andrew's life was one deeply rooted in his community and his relationships. He was a graduate of Waukesha West High School and was known by those who loved him as a selfless and kind individual who consistently put the needs of others before his own. His warm and giving nature left a lasting impact on his family and many friends. He was a beloved son to his parents, Scott and Diane Schroeder, and a cherished brother to his sister, Kristin. His sudden passing left a void in the hearts of his relatives and the many people he had touched throughout his life.
Following his death, there are no publicly available online sources that detail any arrests or name any suspects in connection with his passing. The circumstances surrounding his unexpected death have not been detailed in the available information, leaving a story focused on the life he lived rather than the specifics of his passing. A gathering to celebrate his life was held by his family, allowing those who knew and loved him to come together and remember the creative and compassionate man he was.
