Ina Sandalow

Having known Ina my entire life, I can honestly say she was an amazing and caring person. I loved receiving cards from her with her great photography and visiting with the breakfast group just won't be the same without her.

This is such sad news. She led an exemplary life teaching, giving and caring about others, and supporting causes. May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

My condolences to the entire Sandalow family. Randy and I so enjoyed Ina as a colleague at Pioneer. She was a wonderful teacher.

I was lucky to meet Ina at UMMA. She was an energetic, upbeat, informed and warm docent and friend. I am very saddened by her passing. She leaves a hole for all of us.

My thoughts are with your family in this enormous loss. I have many vivid memories of Mrs. Sandalow and will treasure them forever.

What a great teacher and good friend. She always had an encouraging word and shared wonderful memories each time we met after we had both retired. She was one of my peers who kept me going through my years at Scarlett and was so supportive at Pioneer.

I spent many hours (and weekend nights) at the Sandalow home when Marc and I were friends, maybe fourth through seventh grade. "Mrs. Sandalow" was was lovely. Such a sunny personality; she always had something nice to say. They introduced me to bagels and lox Sunday mornings.

Ina taught at Pioneer with my Mom, Joyce Chesbrough, for a number of years in the 1980s and 1990s. Ina was a wonderful support to me, particularly during my high school years. I would spend many afternoons at David's house in those years, sometimes playing garage door baseball with Tim Beyer, often preparing for debate and public speaking activities with Ken Novak. Ina stood behind us this whole time, providing advice, snacks, and transportation. She gave me my very first bagel, which was...