Sally Jane WALDRON

Reminiscing about long ago friends and found this obituary for Sally. Some people remain etched in your memory forever, no matter the time or distance. Sally was one of those people. My family moved to Dunedin late in 72, and Sally and I quickly became fast friends in high school. We spent a glorious summer on Clearwater Beach, enjoying the sun, surf and boy-watching! At the time, Sally drove a red Mustang convertible. She was the original Mustang Sally! We tore it up that summer, enjoying...

She was the best of friends and we shared so much. Miss her everyday. Your at peace and in a far better place than whats happening here ❤

So sorry for your loss, the world has lost a wonderful teacher and kind person. She showed my son so much love, patience and helped him so much with his speech. He still talks about her and even mentioned how much he missed her a few weeks ago, he has not seen her in 2 1/2 years! She definitely left her mark in this world and I just wish she would have had more time to enjoy her retirement that she was looking forward to. We are at a loss and in shock of her passing.

We are shocked and saddened to hear of your loss....we know Sally has found peace and comfort in Gods arms. Please accept our most heartfelt condolences.

To Sally's husband and family.I knew her in high school-fun and funny! Both of us being teachers, her competency, compassion, creativity and encouragement always inspired me.She leaves a wonderful legacy. Prayers for you all. Truly, Jill Thompson

I met Sally in what year (I don't know) while being a pre-school teacher in Pinellas County since 1981. She is a person that will always stay in my heart ! Not enough kind words to say about Sally.

OUR WORLD LOST A BEAUTIFUL PERSON. SHE WAS A BLESSING TO ME + OUR FAMILY.SHE TAUGHT MY DEAF SON SO MUCH. OUR PRAYERS + LOVE ALWAYS!

Nick,
I am so sorry for your loss. Sally was such an amazing person who I will always remember. She came to our house a couple of times a week for several years to help my deaf brother, George Banik, learn to speak. We are so grateful for what she accomplished. My family was so blessed to have her in our lives and she will forever be a part of our family as well. Praying that you will find peace and comfort during this hard time and know that so many people are thinking of you and Sally.

So sorry to hear of your loss. Sally and I were in grad school together. Although we did not keep in touch after school, I will always remember her as a most generous and supportive person during those challenging grad school years. My deepest and most heartfelt condolences to you and yours. Susan Shonbrun, Tampa, Florida