Hueysville Woman Andrea Renee Conn Leaves Family Legacy After Her Passing in Martin

 Some losses arrive without warning, leaving families to make sense of an absence that suddenly changes everything. Andrea Renee Conn, 30, of Hueysville, Kentucky, passed away Tuesday, September 29, 2026, in Martin, Kentucky, leaving behind a family and circle of loved ones facing the pain of saying goodbye. Her life was closely connected to the people around her, and those relationships now form an important part of the story being remembered.

Andrea was born January 29, 1996, in Detroit, Michigan, and her life later became rooted in Kentucky. She was the daughter of Christopher Cicchetti of Melvin and Veronica Skeens Garcia of Hi Hat, and she was the wife of Caleb Joseph Conn. Those family ties reflected the many connections Andrea built over the years, from her parents and husband to the relatives and friends who remained part of her everyday life.

Among those mourning Andrea are the people who shared her family life and knew her well. She is survived by her daughter at heart, Emily Cicchetti, as well as her brothers Christopher Cicchetti, Andrew Cicchetti, and Steven Cicchetti, and her sister, Alyssa Cicchetti. She is also survived by her maternal grandparents, Ruby and Carl Moore, along with her parents-in-law, Kenneth and Tonya Conn, her nephew Elijah Cicchetti, and her special friend, Katie Cook.

Andrea’s work also reflected a commitment to helping people during some of their most difficult moments. She served as the Assistant Director of Crisis Services at Mountain Comprehensive Care Center, commonly known as Mountain Comp, where her professional role placed her within a field centered on crisis support and community care. That work adds another dimension to the way her life will be remembered, by those who knew her through family, friendship, and service to others.

The loss of Andrea reaches across several parts of her life, touching the people who knew her in different roles and circumstances. To her family, she was a wife, daughter, sister, and beloved relative; to others, she was a friend whose presence became part of their lives. Her unexpected passing leaves memories that will now carry a different weight, as those closest to her look back on the moments they shared and the place she held among them.

For those grieving, the days ahead will include both remembrance and the practical moments that accompany a final farewell. Funeral arrangements have been announced through Hall Funeral Home in Martin, where family, friends, and others who wish to pay their respects will have an opportunity to gather. Visitation is scheduled for Friday, October 2, from 6:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m. at the funeral home on KY Route 122 in Martin.

The funeral service is scheduled for Saturday, October 3, at 1:00 p.m. in the Hall Funeral Home Chapel, with Shawn Tussey officiating. The gathering will give those who knew Andrea a chance to gather, remember her life, and support the family as they navigate this difficult loss. For loved ones who cannot separate her memory from the everyday moments they shared, the service will also mark a meaningful point in the transition from mourning her passing to carrying her memory forward.

Andrea Renee Conn’s life was marked by family bonds, close friendships, and professional work devoted to supporting people in crisis. As Hueysville and those who knew her mourn her unexpected passing, the memories held by her husband, relatives, friends, and colleagues will remain part of her legacy. Her funeral services will provide an opportunity to honor that life and the connections that made her deeply remembered.