Boston, Worcester, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Known as "Sandy" to his family and as "Nellie" to his many friends, died peacefully in his home on Friday, August 22 at the age of 63. He had been diagnosed with ALS or Lou Gehrig's Disease just two months before his death. Sandy was a licensed practical nurse and for 20 years he was a personal...
Read MoreStill think of Sandy often, difficult to believe that he has been gone for 15 years, Hugs to Sandy, Ron and Dave
Ronald C Johnston
August 23, 2023 | School
Think of Sandy often. he visited David and I about six months before passing. He was an exceptional human being and special friend.
Ron Johnston
August 23, 2022 | School
I still miss Sandy every day. His smile and sense of humor were always so welcome. My family all loved him and will never forget all he did for us.
Davis Riemer
August 20, 2020 | Boston, MA | Friend
Sandy, you were my first steady boyfriend almost a half century ago at Glen Rock HS...you on the varsity basketball team and me cheerleading. Over the years we lost touch, but I've thought of you often. I'm happy to read of your life of service, diversity and spirit! You obviously will be missed by many.
Bless you.
Susan Lynch(Euart)
January 15, 2009 | Cape Carteret, NC
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Nellie was one of a kind. He touched many lives in very meaningful ways.
Alan Gettis
September 02, 2008 | Norwood, NJ
Sandy was a unique and caring man whose humor and wisdom lit up my life and all those who knew him.
His being will continue to serve as a guiding force in my life as he lived every day with genuine exuberance...
Dave Osmun
August 29, 2008 | Temple, NH
