Sandra Charlotte Norman Champion

Sandy was one the most influential people in my life. She and I attended high school in Akron. She was beautiful, smart, kind and just an incredible woman. We dated, skied, visited one another when I attended Princeton and she attended Ohio Wesleyan. I lost track of her after she left for England - but I knew she would do great things. I´m very sorry about her loss and wish her family the absolute best. Sandy was a wonderful human.

Tom, I just found out about Sandy. I just wanted you to know how so very sorry I am. I was shocked to hear the news. I knew she had been struggling a bit. But I had no idea what you and Drew and Sandy were going through. Ron was diagnosed with Alzheimer´s shortly after we moved. So I can relate. It´s very sad to see our loved ones struggle so much.. we´ve moved back to Md. near Ocean City as well as all my children and grandkids to be near family. Plus I finally got the VA involved, 2 1/2...

Sandy is lovingly remembered by her Kappa Alpha Theta sisters of Gamma deuteron chapter at Ohio Wesleyan. Her devotion to family and service to others inspires us.

My dearest condolences