SALLY DANIELS

It has been 7 years since you left all of us Sally. While life goes on and mine has changed immensely, it is not the same life without you. I think of you often and have visited your final resting place at least once every year to pay my respects and "talk" with you. You made my life better is so many ways. You were the mother that I never had and I will love you forever for that.

There are so many things we could say. Sally we were lucky to know you. You are a star.
Love Roger and Anita.

Life is to short,and the time spent with Sally was way to short for me.She was such a joy to visit and spend time with.Sally would always find a way to bring a smile to your face.I loved our visits together we would sometimes chat about the current news happenings,we would often talk about my grandsons she loved hearing what they were up to and she was full wisdom and advice when it was needed.I remember her saying onetime she would have done a few things different with her boys if she had it...

Sally Daniels was my mother-in-law, and, over the past few years, I spent as much time with her as anyone else except for caregivers, and I can truthfully say that Sally enriched my life immeasurably. She loved when I read the New Yorker and the Economist to her, was invigorated by arguing politics, worked very hard to understand the newest scientific and technological discoveries, and especially loved the turn of a well written phrase. Sometimes we would read a sentence in the New Yorker...

In the short amount of time ive known Sally she has touched my heart in a special way. Sally taught me about appreciating the little things in life. Whenever I hear classical music, hear birds chirping, when I see butterflies, leather pants, or a sale at Escada I will think of my dear friend Sally. Sally was a beautiful, smart, witty woman with an eccentric sense of style. I will miss our long conversations we shared, and I will especially miss they way Sally would smile when she spoke of her...

It was a pleasure knowing you Mrs. Daniels. Thanks for being such a great and wonderful person. God bless you! Rest in peace! I will miss you!

I have not known Sally for nearly as long as most people.  I met her only 3 years ago when I started dating her grandson Mark.  She instantly welcomed me into her family with open arms.  Sally overwhelmed me with her kindness and generosity.  I remember when Mark and I shared the news with Elisabeth and Sally that we were having a baby.  Elisabeth held the ultrasound picture in her hand staring at it in disbelief while Sally sat next to her excited to know what the surprise was.  Sally was...

My sincere condolences to the Daniels family. It is hard to lose someone close to us.
We are encouraged to throw all our anxieties upon him because he cares for you".
1 Pet 5:7)