Sgt. Andrew Brenner Survived 4 Tours, Lived 2 Months As Veteran

WITNESSES SOUGHT IN FATAL CUMBERLAND COUNTY CRASH INVOLVING VETERAN
ABC11 News
Greg Barnes
Tuesday, May 19, 2015

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, N.C. (WTVD) -- The State Highway Patrol is looking for anyone who might have witnessed a wreck that killed a decorated Iraqi war veteran.

Sgt. Andrew Brenner was out of uniform barely two months when he was killed.

"He was very giving," said Brenner's wife, April. "He was a great husband and wonderful man."

Brenner said he was also a decorated war hero who loved his country.

"He was very dedicated to his job. He served four tours in Iraq," she said. "He's been around the world and back again."

Andrew Brenner also loved his Harley. He was riding it home Friday when he was hit at the intersection of N.C. Highway 87 south and Tom Starling Road, which is southeast of Fayetteville.

The Highway Patrol said Brenner pulled into the intersection and was hit by a SUV traveling south on NC 87. He later died.
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