Wos, Andrew Bradley, passed away on Tuesday, June 16, 2026.

Andrew was born in St. Louis, MO, on September 15, 1991, as the firstborn of 5 children to Brad and Patty Wos. He was raised in a loving, Christian home and nurtured in faith at Twin Oaks Presbyterian Church.

At the age of 8, Andrew moved with his family as missionaries to Cape Town, South Africa, where the people and country captured his heart. He was raised in South Africa and graduated from El Shaddai High School. He attended the Bible Institute of South Africa for 1 year, then moved to Chattanooga, TN, to attend Covenant College. He also attended Missouri Baptist University in St. Louis, where he played soccer and received an associate's degree from St. Louis Community College.

Andrew was kind, caring, compassionate, and loved to have fun. He loved to make others laugh and laugh in community with his funny memorized movie lines, accents, and imitations. He was loved wholeheartedly by family & friends.

Andrew was a gifted athlete and loved many sports, with soccer, swimming, cycling, and long-distance running among his favorites. He completed 6 marathons, 15 half marathons, and many triathlons in the past 12 years. Andrew also loved to coach others in the patient endurance of long-distance training.

Andrew was raised in Africa and loved connecting with people from all over the world. He loved his work as an event coordinator with the St. Louis Festival of Nations. He was also skilled as a finishing woodworker and most recently enjoyed working with people on the Home Depot team at the Pro Desk.

Andrew will be deeply missed by his parents (Brad & Patty), his daughter Abi, his former wife Hannah, brothers, Sam (Lia) and Tim, and his sisters Katie (Kevin) and Emily (fiancé Connor), grandmother Bonnie (Lynn), aunts & uncles Susan (Tony), Janis (Rodger), Cathy, Thomas (Lisa), Suzy (Lon), and many cousins and friends.

Services: Memorial Service will be at Twin Oaks Presbyterian Church located at 1230 Big Bend Road Ballwin MO 63021, Friday July 10, 2026 at 2 p.m. The Memorial Service will be live streamed for those unable to attend. Please join here: Andrew's Memorial Service . Instead of flowers, please donate to a fund to care for Andrew's 3 year old daughter Abigail, STL Collaborative, stlcollaborative.org or Ambassador City, Global Catalyst, ambassadorcity.net .

As a service of the SCHRADER Funeral Home and Crematory, friends may sign the family's on-line guestbook at Schrader.com.