Sandra Kay Mellott

John and family, I was so heartbroken to read of Sandy's passing because I loved her like a sister. Our times at choir practice were crazy at times, if I couldn't get a part of the song I would listen to her and vice versa or we'd muddle through it together. She was a very special lady, quiet mannered but loved her family so much. Please accept our heartfelt condolences and prayers that God will wrap His loving arms around you and give you peace as you travel through these trying times. ...

Mom, I'm very sad because I will miss you terribly, but I'm also happy because now you are free. I am in awe of your courage, strength, and grace. The cancer may have beaten you physically, but it couldn't touch your strength of spirit or love. You are proof that love really can conquer all and that fairy tale love still exists in this world. Kiss Mam for me, and please keep an eye on your grandsons. They need all the guardian angels they can get.

Elizabeth, I was so sorry to read of your
grandmother's passing. From the obituary
I can tell that she was a much loved woman.
My thoughts are with you,
Sincerely,

Love you Grandma!

My deepest sympathy to the entire family. I knew Sandra since I was a little girl & she lived next door to my Grandmothers's on Mohn St. I haven't seen her for a long time until she recognized me in the Cancer Center waiting room about a year ago. I was waiting on a friend of mine who was getting a treatment. She has been in my prayers ever since. May God Bless Sandra and her family.

LOVE, ANNA MARIE BOSNJAK

Please accept my sympathies upon Sandra's passing. I enjoyed knowing her in the choir at church while I was the organist there some years ago.