Anderson, SC – Law enforcement agencies across Upstate South Carolina are mourning the loss of Deputy Andy Hyslop, who passed away Saturday, November 29, following a courageous battle with Stage 4 liver and colon cancer.
According to the Anderson County Sheriff’s Office, Hyslop served nearly 30 years in law enforcement, dedicating more than two decades to the department. He was celebrated for his leadership, mentorship, and devotion to his colleagues and community.
Hyslop’s colleagues described him as a man of humility, faith, and quiet strength — known for his unwavering positivity even in the face of adversity. He is remembered as a devoted husband, father of nine, and grandfather of three, who inspired others with his perseverance through every treatment and challenge.
Before joining Anderson County, Hyslop worked in research and development and served with the Walhalla Police Department. His law enforcement career was marked by multiple awards for criminal enforcement and recovery work, including back-to-back commendations for excellence.
Community members and fellow deputies say his legacy will live on in those he mentored and the lives he touched. The Sheriff’s Office praised Hyslop for building a legacy “anchored in grace and faith,” adding that his compassion and strength continue to inspire all who knew him.
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