Sally Amron

November 8, 1946 - January 11, 2021 Sally Amron was born on November 8, 1946, in Calcutta India, the first child of Michael and Moselle Amron. She came from Iraqi Jewish decent. Sally was educated in Darjeeling, India and England. She left India with her family in 1961, lived in England until 1963 at which time she immigrated on the Queen Mary to America. She settled in Los Angeles and graduated from Fairfax High School. Sally grew up in some of the most interesting and spiritual times – the cultural revolution of the 60s and 70s. She loved music, history, philosophy and the arts. She was beautiful, wise, had amazing grace, dignity, elegance, and the coolest style. She loved horseback riding, classical piano, dancing, and driving her green MG midget convertible. In the late 60s, Sally worked as a hair stylist. She later became a graphic designer. She married a Dutch coworker in 1974 and moved to Johannesburg South Africa for several years. Sally returned to Los Angeles in the late 1970s, divorced, and attended Pasadena Art Institute becoming a talented artist. In her mid-thirties, Sally began to withdraw into her own internal world and spent the next 4 decades living a challenging life in various care facilities. But, Sally was a strong person. At times, she retreated more internally and at other times would give the gift of connecting and sharing her loving, joyous spirit. It is said that a person's eyes are often the window to their soul. Sally had the most engaging eyes, and, her voice resonated and reflected the very beautiful person inside. She had unwavering integrity and a beautiful soul that in many ways transcended much of the mundane of this world. Sally died on January 11, 2021, from Covid-19. She is survived by her 100 year old father Michael, her brother David, sister-in-law Jessica and, her four nieces and nephews, Ariel, Benjamin, Abigail and Asher.