Sandra L. Shumberger

Always enjoyed working with Sandy at Highmark and Novitas. We wotked in the same department and talked often

To Sandie's Family,
I knew Sandie from riding the bus with her, I was class of '78. I always thought she was a very nice person. Once I moved from that area, I lost contact with a lot of people. Things you learn as you get older . . . to stay in touch better. I am sorry to read of Sandie's passing and the loss to her family. Keep her memory alive in things that you do. God Bless your family . . .

Our deepest sympathies to Ryan and family. We are sorry to hear about Sandie's passing. She was with us a short time but we truly enjoyed her time with us. May she rest in peace. - The Bridges at Bent Creek

So deeply saddened to hear of the loss of my cousin,
Sandie Shumberger. I will never forget all of our childhood memories together on Aunt Shirley and Uncle Jim’s farm. The sleepovers while our parents played pinochle into the wee hours of the morning. Swimming in the creek across from the farm. And the summer that, I learned all about farm life while living with you all, while my Mother was in the hospital.
May your family and friends find comfort in all the loving memories...

Sandy loved her family and enjoyed family reunions and get togethers. We all loved her and enjoyed her loving personality.