Andrew Wolfgang Berryman, 22 of Sand Springs passed on Monday June 5, 2023, in Tulsa.  Funeral arrangements are entrusted to Mobley-Groesbeck Funeral Service.  Andrew was born, a proud member of the Cherokee Nation, on April 14, 2001, in Tulsa to Neil Kurtis Berryman and Thalimika "Mika" DaAnna Forbes.  He graduated from Charles Page High School in 2020 where he was a member of the CPHS Band in the drum line and the Academic Team for History. Andrew received certification from Tulsa Technology Center in auto painting and detailing.  His love of cars lead him to create Wolfgang Detailing and being a member of the Antique Auto Club as well as working at Fantasy Garage. He was an entrepreneurial big idea man, extensive networker, and even created Elk Crossing Soaps, selling soap that he handmade.  Andrew was quoted by his Grama as saying "I don't drink, I don't smoke, I don't do drugs; I just want to make cars beautiful." He loved life, beautiful cars, and encouraging others saying, "Do better".

Andrew is survived by his dad Neil and his fiancé, Andrew's best friend, Ashley Joy Wolfe; and his mother, Mika Forbes; five brothers, Adrian "Ian" Jesse Forbes, Jack Allen Wolfe, John Allen Wolfe, Jared Anwar Berryman, Joel Aaron Berryman; six sisters, Shelby Claire Berryman, Boston Grace Berryman, Elyn Liberty Berryman, Loren Leigh Berryman, Alice Jane Wolfe, Keeley Summer-Sage Berryman; paternal grandparents, Peter Wolfgang and Mary Berryman; uncles and aunts, Karl Berryman, Paul and Stephanie Berryman, Joel and Lindsey Berryman, Adrian and Teresa Forbes, Matthew Cash, Chelsea Mazzera; and his beloved cat, Kit-Kat Berryman.  Andrew was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, Jess and Anna Forbes and Auntie Lucie Forbes-Cash.

Visitation will be held at Mobley-Groesbeck Funeral Service on Monday June 12th from 1pm-7pm and the funeral service will be held on Tuesday June 13th at 10am at Reach Church. The family is asking for all who can, to dress spiffy as Andrew would have liked instead of black.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggest donations to the Sand Springs Veterans Center; 205 N. McKinley, Sand Springs, OK 74063.