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Sandra Hooker

Houston, Texas

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HookerSandra Nanette Hooker (Sandy), 64 years of age. Born on October 21, 1946 in Oak Park, Illinois has entered into the glorious garden of her Lord after a courageous battle with cancer on May 25, 2011. Training at the Texas Heart Institute began her 30 plus year career as a surgical...

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We still miss Sandy and her great spirit-God bless her sisters and Heather-Love Brenda Caradine-Columbus, Mississippi

Sandy you were such a wonderful mentor, an beautiful person I will never forget you :)

I miss you dear friend, more as time goes on. Such a lovely, creative person with a nurturing soul. You are missed. M-

Garden Girls April 2011, missing you after one year I still expect you see you around the yard.

Sandy was a dear friend & nieghbor for 7 years plus...I adored our time together & being Heathers Nanny...we baked, gardened, swam, did pedicures, had awesome fun movie nights...she is such a treasure....& I know watching us still with great love from heaven...all my love to her & lil Heather! always!

Sandy became a dear friend despite our knowing each other such a short time. Whatever she did- whether it was preparing dinner or organizing an event - had to meet her exacting standards. One of my favorite memories was being in the kitchen with Sandy and other EYC moms preparing goodies for a bake sale - we had a blast! Sandy's legacy will live on through her beloved family and all the people fortunate enough to call her friend.

Sandy was a beautiful and articulate woman. Her friendship meant so much to me. I will miss her cooking, gardening and parenting advice. She was one of the smartest women I know. My love and prayers are sent to her daughters and grandchildren.

To all of Sandy's family and friends--I share in your loss but her spirit was so strong--I stll feel her presence--she was a dear friend to me. A great gardener, interior decorator and community volunteer--she was all of these and much more to the town she lived and worked in here in Columbus. She was a great mother to Heather and was always contributing to her work at school, at church, and in the Columbus Girl Choir. Sandy was a great help to me in the Tennessee Williams Tribute--my stage...

Please accept our sincere sympathy on the loss of your loved one.
Sandy will be missed here in Texas.
Keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers.