Joseph A. SANDOVAL

Mary Kay, I am sorry for your loss. May your memories bring you comfort in the days to come.

Mrs. Sandoval and family, it was my pleasure to work in the Bridge Office with Joe. In fact, when the great ice storm of 1978 hit and the entire city lost power, Joe came with a flashlight and rescued me from a pitch black ladies room! He was a nice man, and a terric co-worker. God Bless.

Mary, I am so sorry to hear about Joe. You guys were always the highlight of my mondays at the Chesapeake. I cared for Joe very much. Please let us know if you need anything. With deep love, Patti

To the Sandoval Family, We are sorry for the loss of Joe. What a fun fellow he was, very witty and clever. We too, enjoyed always seeing him at the Auburn FB games.........He was a nice guy. Tony and Bobbie Berola, Auburn

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Robert, I am sorry to hear of your Fathers passing. It has been a long time since I have seen you but my prayers are with you. I lost my son, Johnny in January and Mom in February. It has been hard times but with faith and prayer you can get through this... Linda Pfeiffer

Mary, we are sorry to hear of Joe's passing. Frank and Joe were good friends at the bridge office for many years.
Frank and Virginia Mercado

About 4 or 5 years ago an older guy was standing nearby watching a high school football game in Auburn. We talked and joked a bit and everyone was happy to see him the following week where we talked and laughed some more. Old Joe (our nickname for him) became one of our sideline gang. He'd ride to away games with us and we'd always save him his spot on the fence at home games. Your day was always better when Joe was a part of it. His sense of humor was fantastic and his zest for life...