Sally Protiva

On behalf of the Albaugh family, our sincerest condolences to Norm, Linda, David and your families. Sally was our father’s cousin and we enjoyed spending time with your family during our childhood years. We are so sorry for your loss, and hope you find comfort and peace from many beautiful memories of such a kind and gracious lady. Sincerely,

Sally was a friend and mentor at Peachtree Presbyterian. She was a lovely person who encouraged many people. Thank you, Sally.

I met Sally and Norman when my mom, Rita Schoenberg, was a resident at Somerby/Atria. They were the nicest, kindest people and my mom really enjoyed them in her singing group, The Somerby Singers. I’m very sad to hear of Sally’s passing and will always remember her kindness and beautiful smile. Love to Norman.
Susan Schoenberg Goldsmith

Sally was a GOOD friend of mine. We not only shared living in the same neighborhood but attended the same church, P'tree Presbyterian Church. At church we were in the Presbyterians Women Group and the same Sunday School Class, Agape. We played Bridge together in our neighborhood and SS Class. She and Norm also helped me as Volunteers in the Computer Room at church. SOOOO you can see we knew each other really well. I as devastated by her death but had to remember that's what we all live for -...

Sally was a very classy lady. Being around her always made me think of Springtime, what with her art and paintings that we saw in David and Julie's home. My heart goes out to the family at this time, and we are sorry we can't be there to comfort you all during this covid period. However, Sally's memory will linger on a long time beyond all this, and I am sure we will all meet again! With great love and sorrow, Les and Bonnie