In an emotional farewell, Senator Andrick reflected on his 11 years of service during the 2023 4th Extraordinary Session in Utah, expressing gratitude for the support of his family and colleagues. "It takes a support of a family to be able to do that," he said, acknowledging the sacrifices made by his wife and children.

Senator Andrick likened legislative service to "plunging your arm into a bucket of ice water," highlighting the discomfort and challenges faced throughout his tenure. Despite the struggles, he emphasized the significant achievements made, including Medicaid expansion and advancements in LGBTQ rights and data management.

He recalled poignant moments, particularly the restoration of funding for children with phenylketonuria (PKU) and the emotional discussions surrounding support for families of severely disabled children. "I'm gonna remember that vote," he stated, underscoring the impact of these decisions on vulnerable communities.

As he concluded, Senator Andrick expressed deep appreciation for the friendships forged during his time in office, stating, "There is a brotherhood and a sisterhood that is created from serving in this capacity." His heartfelt farewell resonated with colleagues, marking the end of a notable chapter in Utah's legislative history.