Sandra McMullen

I was visiting Sandy and her childhood family in Stockholm, Sweden in February 1964 as her father was a Visitor Teacher (?) In the Karolinska Institutet, Stocholm! We were penpals with Sandy. I spent a whole week with Sandy and we visited also the Museum of the Swedish ship Wasa from 1657. All this came to my mind just now as I was watching the program of the Wasa ship's history. - I remember also hwr two brothers Graig and Kevin. - My sincerest condolences to them and all of Sandy's...

My thoughts are with the Beaudoin Family who have supported and cared for Sandy through her illness. Sandy was always cheerful and interested in others. She was a caring mother and daughter. Sandy will be greatly missed by many friends around the world.

Although I have not seen Sandy for a number of years, I will never forget her laugh, her sense of humor, her love of blueberry ice cream and most of all her love of her family. She was an inspiration.

Sandy was an amazing person. She was a wonderful mother, daughter, and friend. She remained a gracious, thoughtful person who constantly thought of those around her. She made the world a better place. I will deeply miss her. My thoughts go out to her amazing family. Thank you for all that you did for her.

Chuck

I knew her as a beautiful, intelligent, and vibrant young lady. I can imagine her as a fighter for those with MS. I wish that I had stayed in touch with her.