Paul Andrew ‘Andy’ Dicus
Paul Andrew ‘Andy’ Dicus of St. Louis, MO, who passed away peacefully at home on August 29, 2026, surrounded by family.
He is survived by his wife of 20 years, Debbie (Graf); his daughters, Lauren (Chris) Dicus, Julia (Dale) Pancoast, Emily (Tom) Dicus, Amanda Ainsworth, and Bridgette (Patrick) Bundschuh; six grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; his sister, Katherine ‘Kathy’ Hunt; and a host of nieces, nephews, and extended family.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Joseph M. Dicus and Elenor M. Dicus (Lang), and his brothers, Joseph A. Dicus and Walter ‘Bob’ Dicus. He was a beloved brother, brother-in-law, uncle, and friend to many. He collected lifelong friends everywhere he went, and loved music, spending time at the family farm, and traveling with family.
A Celebration of Life will be held at the South Broadway Athletic Club, 2301 S 7th Street, St. Louis, MO 63104, on Sunday, October 18, from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM.
The date of the celebration of life is actually Sunday, October 18th
Lauren, I’m so sorry to read this.
Bless your heart. ❤️
Lauren I’m so sad to hear that your dad passed! I know you were very close. I’m praying that your broken heart will heal from your shared memories🙏.
Andy and I were great friends from fourth grade on. We didn’t go to high school together, but we saw each other a lot. Mostly down at the club or at rams games Andy was a great guy. He was a good athlete. He was very funny and I will always cherish the time that we had together. Debbie, I am so sorry. I know what you’re going through and if you ever need to talk, just give me a call again Andy was a great guy.
Andy and I were great friends from fourth grade on. We didn’t go to high school together, but we saw each other a lot. Mostly down at the club or at rams games Andy was a great guy. He was a good athlete. He was very funny and I will always cherish the time that we had together. Debbie, I am so sorry. I know what you’re going through and if you ever need to talk, just give me a call again Andy, my wife and I were great friends.
Andy and I were great friends from fourth grade on. We didn’t go to high school together, but we saw each other a lot. Mostly down at the club or at rams games Andy was a great guy. He was a good athlete. He was very funny and I will always cherish the time that we had together. Debbie, I am so sorry. I know what you’re going through and if you ever need to talk, just give me a call