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Sandra Lynn TOMES

FUNERAL HOME

Cook-Walden/Forest Oaks Funeral Home and Memorial Park

6300 West William Cannon Drive

Austin, Texas

Sandra TOMES Obituary

TOMES, Sandra Lynn
Age 59, of Austin, passed away Dec. 28, 2016. Visitation Jan. 4, 6-8 p.m. at Cook-Walden/Forest Oaks Funeral Home and Memorial Park, Austin, TX.

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Published by Austin American-Statesman from Jan. 1 to Jan. 2, 2017.

Memories and Condolences
for Sandra TOMES

Sponsored by Cook-Walden/Forest Oaks Funeral Home and Memorial Park.

25 Entries

Craig Tomes

January 15, 2018

Your always in my daily prayers and thoughts till we meet again ,Missing you, Loving you just as always

Brian Anderson

July 10, 2017

My condolences to you Craig and the Tomes and Buzas family for such a great loss.
I just found this out while I was going threw old stuff on my cell phone.
Sandy was a fantastic person and we all loved her at Ypsilanti High School,Class of 1975 .
God Bless you Craig and the Tomes and Buzas family.
Brian Anderson

Debbie Trimboli

March 20, 2017

Our deepest condolences on the loss of Sandy, a bright light in so many lives. We'll always remember how Sandy would light up a room with her wonderful smile. Steve and I are thankful that we could be at the funeral and spend some quality time with you at this difficult time. We hope that we took your mind off of the sadness for a little while.

Heather Winekoff Brent Boyd

March 2, 2017

I never got the chance to meet you but we talked a few times on the phone & thru Facebook. Brent's always spoke highly of you & your sisters are amazing woman as well as you were. You are 3 very pretty woman. I wish we could have met, I wish you could have met Cindy & Bill's grandson Jordan. Brent & I will always remember your sweet voice. Brent will always remember who u were to him in life. I apologize we couldn't make it to Texas to pay our respects but I hope you know we think of you very often

Bev Cioma

January 7, 2017

It was such a privilege having the opportunity to not only work for Sandy but to get to know her as a human being. I am so proud to have called her a friend. She was the kindest sweetest person with so much integrity. I will always remember her big smile and zest for life. She was beautiful inside and out and the world has lost a beacon of light but Heaven has gained a very special angel. To Craig and other family members, I am so sorry for your loss.

Sydney Gomez

January 5, 2017

My heart goes out to you during this difficult time. She was a good friend of my daughter.

Elaine Stuart

January 5, 2017

Craig, you are in my heart and thoughts.
Love,
Aunt Elaine
Xoxo

Lanette Dalian

January 5, 2017

Dear Craig,
I am so sorry for your loss. Sandy loved you very much. You took such good care of her these past few years as her dementia worsen. Thank you! She will always be a sister I never had. I loved her dearly. May God's grace and peace be with you during this very difficult time. Love, Lanette

marie kalivoda

January 5, 2017

Dear Craig and family:
From the 1st time I met Sandy I felt a connection and the brief encounters we had were always special. She had a light around her. My prayers will continue for you all. We lost an angel but Heaven gained one. RIP sweet Sandy

January 5, 2017

Sorry to learn about Sandy. May she rest in peace and prayers to her family.

Ron Silagy

January 4, 2017

Craig,

So sorry to hear the news. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family

Don & Jan Stankiewicz

January 4, 2017

RIP Sandy. We worked with Sandy in the early years at the Rawsonville plant. Enjoyed working with her, playing softball and going to all the retirement parties. Al was so proud of her working at Rawsonville. She was always such a sweetheart.

Jane Miller

January 4, 2017

The pictures were amazing! Every photo had the "Sandy smile" that I remembered so well. She truly had a life well lived and it was my fortune to have worked with her over the years.

Mary Ellen Pierce

January 4, 2017

Sandy, my great friend for over 30 years and an original member of the six-pack(plus). We have had so many fun times and memories. You will always be in my heart. I know heaven is celebrating having you there.

Sue Ciochetto

January 4, 2017

Always will think of you Sandy,you take care and see you on the other side. Heaven gained a awesome Angel.

JoAnn Maynarich

January 4, 2017

What a beautiful person Sandy was inside. and out! Her Ford coworkers are shocked by the news of Sandy's death! She was always so vibrant and focused. May the family find peace and remember all the happy times! I will always reminisce our early days at Ford we spent together! Much love and prayers to her beloved husband and family!

Gail Werner

January 4, 2017

Sandy, I'll always remember you cruising the halls of FMCC for your daily walks and us passing by each other with big smiles and a "Hey, how are you" always at the same time... Rest in Peace .. I'm sure your up there cruising in the clouds........ Heaven has another angel!

Larry & Cathy Cibulka

January 4, 2017

We are so sorry to hear about Sandy. We can't imagine the grief that all experiencing. Craig, you are in our thoughts and prayers, as well as Sandy and the entire family.

January 4, 2017

Sandy is part of the memories of my children from grade school on up. So sorry to the family for this loss of a treasured member. May she be your Light in Heaven.

Maureen Morris

January 4, 2017

Beautiful tribute for a beautiful person. Godspeed Sandy. Blessed to have known you!

January 4, 2017

So sorry to hear about Sandy, she was such a fun loving person. I truly enjoyed working with her and miss her smile. Hope time will help heal your loss.

Sincerely, Sue Keramidas

Tracy Fitzgerald Hall and Tony Hall

January 4, 2017

We are saddened to hear of Sandy's passing. We are praying for the families and send heartfelt condolences. Rest in eternal peace Sandy.

Donna Mann

January 4, 2017

I will always treasure the childhood memories of growing up with Sandy and her family on Clarita Street. The whole bunch of us had a neighborhood bond that will never be forgotten. I am grateful to have reconnected with her as an adult and glad for the few times I was able to get together with her and other school pals through Heritage Fest, class reunions, and such.
Craig, although I don't know you well, I know enough to say that from what I can tell you are an amazing person and husband to Sandy. You were so lucky to have each other, and my heart goes out to you for the loss of your dear, sweet wife. Your angel in Heaven is at peace now.