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Sandra Lee Mulcahy
Sandra (Sandy) Mulcahy passed away the evening of Tuesday, December 18 with her children and husband at her side in their home where they shared countless BBQ's, family parties and Christmas mornings.
Sandy was born April 25, 1953 in Seattle and was the youngest of the four Hottinger sisters (and honorary sister PiFi). She grew up in the house her dad built attending Our Lady of the Lake across the street then following in her sisters' footsteps to Blanchet High School where she met her prom date and husband of 37 years, Richard.
Rich and Sandy moved to Everett to raise their two kids who attended grade school at St. Mary Magdalen. In her dedication and commitment to her kids and parish - she was front row at every school event, book fair and sporting event. From Irish dance, to south Everett Little League games and on to Friday night-lights at Jackson High School, she poured her heart and energy into supporting those she loved.
There was nothing she enjoyed more than planning a family event including themed parties and vacations every summer - along with holidays that started with Christmas shopping in October and just the right menu for every occasion. She will forever watch over every pinochle game on a late night Thanksgiving evening and smile over every school pageant, soccer game and school auction with her family.
She is survived by her husband Rich, daughter Tara, son Richy (and his fiance;e Catherine); sisters Teri, Karen, and Sue; and nieces, nephews and grand nieces and nephews that always put a smile on her face.
She touched everyone in her path with grace and love that continued through her last day. A mass is planned for Saturday, December 22 at St. Mary Magdalen Church at 1:00 p.m. in the afternoon.
Please share memories with the family at www.becksfuneralhome.com
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Hi Tara and family,
I'm so sorry to hear this heart breaking news- your mom was so wonderful and always so full of light. You will be in my prayers.
Courtney Canavan Hjelmervik
Courtney Hjelmervik (Canavan)
December 23, 2012
Rich, family, Teri, Val and Sue - I am so shocked to hear about Sandy. I had just heard of her cancer a few days ago. I will always have fond memories of my friendship with Sandy at Our Lady of the Lake and Blanchet. I am so sorry - she was way too young to leave us. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Peggy Logan Lien
Peggy Lien
December 21, 2012
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