Peninsula, Virginia
Sandra Murdock Knight NEWPORT NEWS - Sandra Murdock Knight, affectionately known as "Sandy" and most often called "Nanny" by her grandbabies, passed away suddenly at her home surrounded by her loving family, Saturday, Nov. 27, 2010, at the age of 56. Sandy was born in West Palm Beach, Fla., Jan....
Read MoreI knew Sandy when we were teenagers. The family lived on Marrow Street in Hampton. I used to spend the night there. In high school, they moved to Poquoson, where I also visited her. After graduation, we lost touch. My memories of her are very special. May God be with you and your family as time passes. She will watch over you and guide you along until you see her again. Love - Donna Knight
Donna Knight
December 08, 2010 | Hampton, VA
Chrissy, I'm sorry I couldn't be there. I have so many great childhood memories of times spent with uncle Moose & aunt Sandy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Brian Knight
& family
Brian Knight
December 05, 2010 | Summertown, TN
Chrissy, You were a child when I met Sandy in the 80's in the Smithfield GTE office. We also work together in the Battlefield, Chesapeake office. Sandy and I shared many personal matters.She was always a caring,warm,
positive person and no matter what she was coping with, she was always willing to help others. Sandy will be missed dearly, but may you and your family find comfort and peace in knowing how she brought joy to so many. Earnestine
Rev. & Mrs. Darnell Whitfield
December 04, 2010 | Chesapeake, VA
My sympathy is extended to each of you. I knew Sandy in high school and beyond, though I had not seen her in many years. It was such a joy to reconnect with her on Facebook last year. She caught me up on all of the Murdocks and she told me all about her precious daughter and grandchildren. She had a sweet, gentle spirit but loved a good prank. Once at a pajama party in high school, she told us a wicked ghost story and somehow managed to have a book fall off a table that was across the...
Melissa Forrest Gardy
December 03, 2010 | Poquoson, VA
To Sandy's family, My deepest sympathy is extended to you during this difficult time. Sandy was such a sweet soul with a smile that could turn anyones bad day into a good day. She will be greatly missed. I know her family and grandchildren meant the world to her so take comfort in the many fond memories you have of her. May the peace of God be with your family during the coming days.
KAREN MURRAY
December 03, 2010 | HAMPTON, VA
Sandy will be greatly missed. She was a ray of sunshine to everyone that was blessed to be around her. My family and I send condolences to Chrissy, the boys and the whole Knight family. I will cherish the memories I have of Sandy she was an angel to me more than once. PEACE & BLESSINGS...(Verizon family)
Charlotte DeBerry
December 03, 2010 | Chesapeake, VA
I knew her briefly and shocked to hear this,always a pleasent smile and warm conversation.
tom hood
December 03, 2010 | Hampton, VA
Chrissy and family,
Our love, prayers and thoughts are with you during this difficult time.
Grief can be so hard during the holidays, but our special memories help us cope. Even though we didn't see one another very often I remember Sandy as a very funny and loving person. She was so good to "Moose" until his passing and now they are together again.
With all my love,
Jean Knight Brown
& family
Jean Brown
December 03, 2010 | Three Springs, PA
I worked with Sandy for 6 years, more closely over the past three years and we grew to be close colleagues and good friends. Sandy ALWAYS had a positive outlook on life and was a strong, resilient person...I will surely miss her and the laughter and joy she brought to so many here at work...may the Lord bless her and her legacy.
Joycelyn Canty
December 03, 2010 | Norfolk, VA