E'juana Maria Andrews

Birth date: Aug 28, 1954 Death date: May 11, 2026

E'Juana Andrews was a beloved grandmother, mother, wife, friend, musician, and teacher. Her musical gifts and talents spanned over 30 years, from being a brilliant music educator & mentor, to being a professional musician, to bei Read Obituary

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10719 Courthouse Road, Fredericksburg VA 22407

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Patty Leech

1h ago

Oh my goodness I just found out and I’m completely heartbroken and my son Ryan is also. I always felt a deep connection with E’juana, such an incredible woman in so many ways: always that smile and twinkle in her eye. She was my son Ryan’s jazz piano teacher for years, starting in High school, and although he started at JMU in 2023, when home on breaks he would schedule sessions with her, as many as he could. She played a huge part in Ryan’s decision to major in jazz piano studies at JMU!

The last time he had a session I went just so I could see her and give her a big hug because I missed her, and I’m so glad I did. I just wish I could have told her I love her, but she knows, because I absolutely do. I would always get her Christmas presents and leave them at Bang in Stafford because she taught there at least once a week - and she’d say ‘Patty, you stop, that’s too much!’ and laugh; but I wouldn't stop because I was so grateful for her.

She would even tell Ryan he didn’t have to pay for his lessons, but I would insist! Who does that? E’Juana, because she was singular; a heart of pure, brilliant gold and light. This is so hard for me, I can’t imagine how devastated her family is and I’m praying for all her family and friends that knew her; there is no doubt she is in heaven having the time of her life, surrounded with loving family and friends who passed before her.

The world will never be the same without her in it. I’m so grateful and thank God to have known her.

God bless,

Patty Leith

Angela Williams

3w ago

E'juana was my first cousin whom I always looked up to. She was just an amazing human who embodied grace, talent, excellence, kindness, with a dash of playfulness.
During my childhood, I spent many weekends and summers in her presence. I was in awe of her. I wanted to be just like her.
Through being allowed to share space with her, I was introduced to the flute which later would become my instrument of choice Tagging along with E'Juana to her tennis lessons allowed me to believe that what I once thought was impossible for a little girl (who looked like me) was actually possible. She made space for me at times when it might have been inconvenient. I will be eternally grateful to have had her in my life and will forever cherish so many fond memories of my dear cousin, E'juana❤️

I extend my heartfelt condolences to the family, close friends, fellow colleagues, and students. 🙏🏾

Kenneth Brawner

3w ago

Sending condolences from the Brawner family

Lataunya Dunn

3w ago

E’Juana was my first cousin, whom I loved and admired deeply. She was always positive, joyful and funny! So many memories…. She had such musical talent that I have observed from childhood and over the years. Send g love and condolences to Arian, Greg, the grandchildren and Greg Sr.

Gerri Collier

3w ago

in honor of E'juana.

I met E'Juana at South High School in Springfield, Ohio. We shared classes together and she was always fun to be with. We had the most fun in marching band whereby she played the flute and piccolo. Band camp was always a riot of jokes and fun. Colette, E'Juana, and I had so much fun. I have thought of her often over the years and wondered if she continued to share her music with others like she did with us in the marching band, concert band, pep band, and orchestra.
I send my best thoughts and prayers to her family and pray that you will find comfort, strength, and peace. May her legacy continue to live on and bless her family and many more people.
Peace, Love, and Blessings,
Gerri Collier, class of '72

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Pat Chen

5w ago

I thank God for the privilege of knowing E'Juana for many years now. She was one of my most precious friends and ministry partners. And I sense that many others would say the same thing because she made everyone feel loved regardless of their level of relationship with her. E'Juana was a wise woman of God and a very private one. She was very personable, friendly and carried a smile on her face regardless of her circumstances. She was fun to be with! She was a carrier of God's presence and her intimate relationship with Jesus was often felt when she led us in worship as she played on the keyboard. I'm convinced that many were transformed and drawn closer to the Lord due to her using her gift of music and song for His honor and glory. I am already missing my friend, E'Juana, as I know many others are feeling the same way. Thank You Lord for giving me an opportunity to know this kind, real, honest and humble servant of the Most High God.
Very Sincerely,
Pastor Pat Chen

Toby Fairchild

5w ago

E'juana has been a lifelong friend and professional music performance and education colleague of mine whom I will dearly miss. E'juana brought a light and endearing charm to any situation and is beloved by so many. Her legacy of and amongst her students in the area is huge. She has planted and nourished the seeds of musical excellence and a love of all things music in so many. Your legacy will live on in the many lives your heart and music has touched. Rest in Peace my friend.

Deb Potts-O'neal

5w ago

in honor of E'juana.

Please know you are in my heart and prayers as you say your earthly goodbyes to E'Juana. Thanks for sharing her obituary with us. Her talents were endless. God blessed her with many gifts. How wonderful she was willing to share them with so many. Her legacy will live on in all of the lives she touched.
(She and I met while in Middle School. We were part of the YMCA, Dr. Dredge Tennis League.)
Deb O'Neal

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Ina Moore

5w ago

As one of my classmates, she was very intelligent and was always volunteering to help anyone who needed it. She was witty and we often laughed and joked about any and everything. I am sorry to hear of her passing and send my condolences and prayers to the Family.

Debra Callahan

5w ago

E’Juana was my friend since she was in Kindergarten and I was in first grade in Springfield, Ohio. Church buddies and school buddies, too. I knew something was wrong when she didn’t respond to my “Happy Mother’s Day” text. She was a good mom and loved her family very much. I didn’t get to say goodbye, but I will see you again, E’Juana. —- Debra L. Callahan , M.D.

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540-891-9735

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