Bruce Ledyard Andri, 71 of Na'alehu, died on February 12, 2021 at his home. Born in Staten Island, he was an artist and was a United States Army Veteran.

He grew up in Hollywood, CA and lived there with his mom and brother. His first job was an usher at the Vogue Theater. He was the grandson of the famous painter and color-theorist Harold Ledyard Towle and his mother Natalie was the first female disc-jockey in Washington D.C. After being honorably discharged from the United States Army at 21, he moved to the Big Island of Hawai'i and lived in a tree house. He spent his last 20+ years living in Naalehu, HI. He spent his life as an artist and was known as "The Treasure Maker." He could often be found selling his artwork at the Ocean View Flea market and his work was also featured in galleries around the island. Bruce was one of the illustrators for the book "Lemurian Scrolls" by Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami, and loved the library.

No services will be held.

Bruce is survived by his daughter, Amber Andri of Eugene, OR; and brother, David Andri of Downy, CA.