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STORMS, Sally
(Age 56)
Passed away from the devastating effects of cancer. She was born in Newport, WA July 23, 1956. Sally spent many of her "formative" years with her family there. She is survived by her two brothers Jeff and Bill Storms, mother Delores Storms, her two adult children, Jeffrey and Jeri Ward, and her grandson Christian. Her father, William "Bumpy" Storms preceded her in death. She leaves behind her loving husband, Bill Martin, whom she lived with at Sacheen Lake. Sally was a nurse at St. Joseph Care Center and Holy Family Hospital. She loved and was loved by both patients and staff.
Sally will always be known as "grandma dogs" to many in the family. She loved picking huckleberries with her mom, walking her dogs, Prissy Snodgrass and Boo, and going to the casino, where she was luckier than most. She loved all of her family, first and foremost, they were a priority to her. She fought hard to stay alive, to the last breath.
Sally leaves behind many fond memories for family and friends. Please send any donations to the lung cancer alliance or Partners for Pets.
SHERMAN-KNAPP FUNERAL HOME IN NEWPORT is in charge of arrangements. Family and friends are invited to sign the online guest book at sherman-knapp.com
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4 Entries
Thanks to everyone for your kind words about my little sis. Life sometimes seems like a long journey but also seems like a blink of the eye at times like this. God bless.
Bill Storms
September 26, 2012
I am so sad to hear of Sally's death. I worked with her at St. Joseph Care Center and am sorry for your loss.
Margy Kroeze
September 10, 2012
Sally was such a fun compassionate nurse, I always looked forward to working with her. When I got cancer and refused chemo. Sally told me she had to get Chemo because she had a family she loved and she would fight her hardest to stay alive. Sally put up an impressive fight to the end. I feel priviledged to have known Sally and remembering her will always put a smile on my face.
Linda Durst
September 9, 2012
My last prayer for Sally . Thank you for taking Sally home now and letting her receive her reward. Please bless and comfort those that are still on this earthly journey and will miss the love and the smiles of Miss Sal, Thank you Lord for allowing me to be a friend to Sally for the last couple of years. Bless and comfort her loved ones,
Charlene Herrick
September 9, 2012
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