I rise with profound admiration for Andrew Kassoy and his life well lived. Very few people on this Earth can know that they have truly changed the planet, but Andrew knows that he has. He has forever established that business is a force for good and that our global economy can be about all of us. He has also lived those values locally, teaching us and our next generations that our voice and our vote matters and that we matter. To that end, he has knocked on thousands of doors and had thousands of conversations with so many across this country in an effort to hear all of us and to unite all of us. He has done all of this with humor and a sparkling intellect. We will miss Andrew deeply, but he will never be far. For whenever we hear that doorbell ring or a knock on our door, we will know that he is with us. Godspeed, Andrew.
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Paying tribute to Andrew Kassoy and his contributions to society.
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