Cassandra Wright Trammell

Kendall and Chris, I was very sorry to hear about Sandy's passing. She was one of the most generous people I knew; she was most kind to your great aunts, Helen and Willie Mae. I last spoke with her several years ago when she called me to ask about Willie Mae's condition. I wish you both wonderful memories and comfort. Sincerely.

I recently visited Sandy's gravesite and upon seeing her maiden name (Music) I couldn't help but think back to when I met her in Hawaii in May1964. So pretty and so very sharp in uniform. A definite "class act". I don't know how she summed up her life as she had time to think it through in her later years but I hope, all in all, she was happy. I know that is what I always wanted for her. Glad I had the chance to talk with her for an hour or so Labor Day of last year (2006). She is at...

will miss lots......prayers are going up......

I was always blown away by the way your mom could make people feel good. She was always uplifting and kind. She is a rare find.....will miss her tremendously.

Kendall and Chris:

I was sorry to hear of your mother's passing. She was loving and vivacious and loved you very much. Sandy was kind and compassionate, and I'm sure you and your children have inherited those traits as well. She will live on through you and her grandchildren. May you and your families experience the Full Measure of God's Comfort and Grace during this time of Sorrow and Loss.

Kendall and Chris, I was saddened to hear about Sandy's passing. I remember her liveliness and fun especially when she was pregnant with Kendall and the time I ran away from home and showed up on her doorstep in Indiana when Kendall was a baby. All my love and prayers to Kendall, Chris and your respective families. Uncle Larry

Kendall and family, It was my privilege to know Cassandra. She was a beautiful lady. I am so sorry for your loss.