Sandra L. KINNAMON

I had wondered why your mom was not at the AppleButterFestival thisyear. I had no idea of her illness or her passing forward. I am sorry for your loss. I treasure many of her works. I am especially fond of her light houses. I will miss her spunky and friendly conversations.

Tyears ago, I inherited my great grandmothers wooden ironing board. I decided I wanted a wildlife scene with ducks on it. I had seen Sandy's work and contacted her. She painted a lovely scene of Canadian Geese and goslings in a pond. I still have it on my mantel and treasure the piece..
She was very good. The ironing board dates back to the 1930's.

Debbie, so sorry to hear of your loss. Your mom was a very sweet lady and cared deeply for her family. You will be in my prayers.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Sandra's family and loved ones during this difficult time.

Dr. Singh and staff

forever a wonderful person I have had the privilege to know. She will be greatly missed.

Keep memories of Sandy forever in your heart and she will never be far from you.

While my time with Sandy was short, it was impactful. I will always remember our time spent together and I am awed by her amazing talent. Condolences to all family and friends.

So sorry to hear of her passing. Will think of her fondly as I use my watercolor brush and practice the skills she passed along in her classes.

So sorry to hear of her passing; I've taken classes with Sandy, so sweet; and I also had pancreatic cancer 10 years ago. I will miss her lovely ways of teaching