Sabra Jane Bartlett

I knew Sabra as Tabie during our high school years in Ogdensburg. We had many joyous times playing in woodwind quintet and passing notes in history class. I have remembered her with great fondness over the years. It's obvious to all who knew her that she was special. My thoughts and sympathy are with her family.

I went through high school with Tabie and have many fond memories of the four years we spent at OFA together, especially time spent at band activities. Although we lost contact with each other through the years, I was saddened to hear of her death and wanted to convey my sympathy to all of her family

Claus, you were so fortunate to have had Sabra in your life and she you. You were an inspirational couple! So many gifts. As brutally painful as your loss is perhaps remembering all those great times together will help. We are thinking of you both fondly in Hamilton.

Sabra was an old and dear friend and one of those most special people we are blessed in knowing. She enriched many lives and I am grateful that mine was one of them.

Sabra and I were buddies on the tennis court, the track and the treadmill. I loved the fun times we had sweating together and always enjoyed "her presence". She was beautiful, kind and honest. I'm blessed to have known her heart.

I only met Sara once in Boston she was a gracious host and had a outgoing personality. She made us feel right comfortable and welcomed us into her home. God works in mysterious ways you have great memories and we will keep her in our prayers Jim Morreale

We were deeply saddened when we heard the news. Sabra was a joy. I remember drinks in the Copley Hotel, running through the warm rain on the commons, starbucks coffee on a crisp clear October morning at the Head of the Charles and the fun of playing tennis. Her warmth, kindness and infectious laugh will always remain in our hearts.