Together for Antonella: Help for Andreas Schibich's family!

Together for Antonella: Help for Andreas Schibich's family!

On October 6, 2025, the community of St. Pölten received the sad news of the death of Andreas Schibich at the age of 51. The fitter, who has been working in the warehouse construction center since March 4, 2019, leaves behind his daughter Antonella, for whom a donation account has now been set up. The IBAN is AT27 3258 5062 0807 6309, the intended use is “Antonella Schibich”. Support is also available in the branches in St. Veit/Gölsen, Ober-Grafendorf, Böheimkirchen, Wilhelmsburg, Kirchberg and in the construction center as well as in the workshop in St. Pölten to support the family during this difficult time [meinbezirk.at] reports that...

Andreas Schibich was not only valued for his professional dedication, but was also considered a reliable and precise worker. After his successful examination to become a qualified Internorm assembly specialist in May 2022, he was a sought-after employee in his area. He previously worked as a building materials salesman, including in the Ober-Grafendorf branch and in the Raiffeisen warehouse in Mostviertel Mitte.

Common remembrance

The mourning for Andreas Schibich can be felt throughout the region. On October 29th, Ingrid Böhm commemorated him, while on October 18th several friends and acquaintances expressed their sympathy with lights and condolences. Numerous messages show how valued he was in his social circle. Here are some examples from friends and colleagues who shared their thoughts and memories:

• Lisi & Andy sendeten ein Licht für Andis letzte Reise am 18. Oktober.
• Die Familie Reidies äußerte am selben Tag ihr Beileid.
• Gerald und Doris Kalteis gedenken ebenfalls am 18. Oktober.
• Die Raiffeisen-Lagerhaus St. Pölten nahm am 17. Oktober Abschied von einem geschätzten Kollegen.

The large number of condolences shows how much Andreas is missed and how strongly the community sticks together in such difficult times. Support is needed not only in the form of donations, but also through human assistance and the sharing of memories, which many bereaved people find healing.

About the grieving process

It is known that dealing with grief is very individual. According to [therapie.de], relatives and survivors process their grief differently. Many people usually find their way back into their lives with the support of their personal environment. However, around 10 to 30% of grieving people get stuck in their grieving phase and need professional help to cope with this phase. This is where survivor counseling can provide excellent services.

While the community of St. Pölten continues to look after the Schibich family, it is important to support each other. Processing grief and grief in a healthy way is the first step to bringing light back into life. Anyone who would like to help, whether through donations or a listening ear, is welcome during this period of loss.

All that can be said for Andreas Schibich is that he lives on in the hearts of everyone who knew him. His family and friends remember him and his special qualities that made him such a valued person.