Father Andrew Calder was an ordained Episcopal priest with the Communion of Evangelical Episcopal Churches.
He was also the founder of Georgia Paranormal Research Team also known as G.P.R.T.
After battling illness for many years, he died peacefully in his sleep at 2:20 p.m. on September 20, 2012.
Highly respected and well liked, Father Andrew Calder dedicated his adult life helping people and educating them about the dangers that can be encountered while dabbling in the paranormal. He helped those who became victims of the darker side of the occult.
He wanted everyone who got involved in ghost investigations and who were communicating with the other side, to not take it lightly and the inhereny dangers one can encounter.
A soft spoken man, he truly cared about people and tried to connect with others.
Father Andy as he was affectionately called by those who knew him, was very down to earth and had no problem making connections with those he met. When in his presence, people describe his caryng and protective nature.
Whe he was called home, the world lost a truly gifted man of God. His message lives on.
He was a father and grand-father. Beloved by family and friends. Admired by many.
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He was also the founder of Georgia Paranormal Research Team also known as G.P.R.T.
After battling illness for many years, he died peacefully in his sleep at 2:20 p.m. on September 20, 2012.
Highly respected and well liked, Father Andrew Calder dedicated his adult life helping people and educating them about the dangers that can be encountered while dabbling in the paranormal. He helped those who became victims of the darker side of the occult.
He wanted everyone who got involved in ghost investigations and who were communicating with the other side, to not take it lightly and the inhereny dangers one can encounter.
A soft spoken man, he truly cared about people and tried to connect with others.
Father Andy as he was affectionately called by those who knew him, was very down to earth and had no problem making connections with those he met. When in his presence, people describe his caryng and protective nature.
Whe he was called home, the world lost a truly gifted man of God. His message lives on.
He was a father and grand-father. Beloved by family and friends. Admired by many.
--- Working on this bio ---
Father Andrew Calder was an ordained Episcopal priest with the Communion of Evangelical Episcopal Churches.
He was also the founder of Georgia Paranormal Research Team also known as G.P.R.T.
After battling illness for many years, he died peacefully in his sleep at 2:20 p.m. on September 20, 2012.
Highly respected and well liked, Father Andrew Calder dedicated his adult life helping people and educating them about the dangers that can be encountered while dabbling in the paranormal. He helped those who became victims of the darker side of the occult.
He wanted everyone who got involved in ghost investigations and who were communicating with the other side, to not take it lightly and the inhereny dangers one can encounter.
A soft spoken man, he truly cared about people and tried to connect with others.
Father Andy as he was affectionately called by those who knew him, was very down to earth and had no problem making connections with those he met. When in his presence, people describe his caryng and protective nature.
Whe he was called home, the world lost a truly gifted man of God. His message lives on.
He was a father and grand-father. Beloved by family and friends. Admired by many.
--- Working on this bio ---
He was also the founder of Georgia Paranormal Research Team also known as G.P.R.T.
After battling illness for many years, he died peacefully in his sleep at 2:20 p.m. on September 20, 2012.
Highly respected and well liked, Father Andrew Calder dedicated his adult life helping people and educating them about the dangers that can be encountered while dabbling in the paranormal. He helped those who became victims of the darker side of the occult.
He wanted everyone who got involved in ghost investigations and who were communicating with the other side, to not take it lightly and the inhereny dangers one can encounter.
A soft spoken man, he truly cared about people and tried to connect with others.
Father Andy as he was affectionately called by those who knew him, was very down to earth and had no problem making connections with those he met. When in his presence, people describe his caryng and protective nature.
Whe he was called home, the world lost a truly gifted man of God. His message lives on.
He was a father and grand-father. Beloved by family and friends. Admired by many.
--- Working on this bio ---
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