Sandra E. Conradi

Sandra was my "Dear Friend", I loved and admired her very much. I shall cherish our friendship forever and she will be in my heart always!

I admired her so much as I worked at MUSC in the 1970s. She was a light and pioneer for all women of our era.

Sandy and Ed were extraordinary people. I first met them in Cincinnati and worked with them many years in Charleston. Ed´s fond saying, "This too shall pass.." have given me comfort following the recent election. May they both rest in peace.

Dr. Conradi was an extraordinary person and mentor to so many, myself included. As a young middle schooler with an interest in forensics back in the 90s, she took me under her wing. She continued to let me shadow her throughout my high school years and was my mentor for my senior project. During this time, I had the opportunity to witness multiple autopsies and learned so much about forensics from her, Dr. Collins, and other colleagues in the Forensic Pathology department. I'll never forget...

One of my best hero´s and mentor. I was in Law enforcement and was lucky enough to train under Dr C. I learned so much as a detective with her crime scenes and so much more. She also introduced me to Patricia Cornwall and her character that was DR C and loved all these books. Such great memories of this amazing lady. Thank you for taking to to teach me. Love you. Debbie McLawhorn Mount Pleasant Police Dept. SC

Sandra was my special friend, I was her hairstylist for many years, she was a very unique wonderful person. She and I had so many stories, I will never forget her. She has a special place in my heart to know her was to love her.