Sandra Carpenter

I miss her a lot. She was grounded and elegant and wonderful. She gave good advice and had an eye for beauty. She loved her family. She could be hilariously snarky. She was intelligent and comfortable to be around. She was kind and good-hearted. I learned so much from her and am sad that she is gone.

Goodbye to a true lady. Was blessed to know her.

My sister-in-law, Sandy, was such a great role model. She was always calm , even when little Karyn was on the floor having a major meltdown, Sandy calmly continued with her chores telling me, "Don´t worry, she just has to work it out for herself." Sandy always decorated her houses very beautifully. Her garden was filled with beautiful flowers. She was a top golfer in each league she played with. She was an excellent tennis player. She was very close with her sisters. She loved her walk after...

We were so lucky to show up on the west coast and find family. 2001 family reunion Chuck passed the torch to me...we had fun (yes it was that long ago). Only to find out Sandy (?) moved into Touchmark and made friends with a co-worker of mine. They were Wednesday happy hour buddies and shared lots of laughs on us! Got to spend a little time with Sandra in PSP, and some good phone visits. These are the times when "it's good to be a Carpenter"; way to rock it Sandra/y the beat goes on!

I always admired Sandy and her classy dignified approach to everything in her life. She was a great role model. I´m sure her family is going to miss her very much and I wish them peace.

Condolences to all the family. Joyce

I will dearly miss my sister-in-law Sandy. She and Chuck were so young when she joined our family. We never got to spend much time together. I will miss her sparking laughter and insights on our catch-up telephone calls. Hugs to all of the family

I have such fond memories of Sandy. when I was younger. even running into her as an adult. She really was a special lady! I'm so deeply sorry, for your family's loss.