Sandy David Baumwald

My condolences to the family-- Sandy used to cut my grass many years ago (he did a wonderful job by the way)-- One day he called me outside and asked me if i wanted to see a picture of his pride and joy i was thinking he was going to show me a picture of his wife, grandchildren etc.. but he showed me a picture of joy dishwashing liquid w/ the word pride next to it---He was a unique individual and though i didnt talk to him very much i got the impression that he was a wonderful and fun person...

Lois, and family,
I never knew you personally, I had the pleasure of working with your husband for the better part of three and a half years. He used to always leave his speaker on when he had his nextel on. When he would come into the store, I would always mess with him in one way or another. It didn't matter if he was with his Boss or if he was just hanging out. I would blurt out something crazy on his phone and wait for his crazy reaction when he found me and always... He would...

He loved his wife, sons, family, friends and his job. He was passionate about people and made friends where ever he went. He made his self available for anyone that needed a helping hand. He since of humor was truly legendary.

• Mayonnaise, Man they is going to be a lot of people who are going to miss you.
• “I got to go, I said.”
• “Have you been working out lately? I didn’t think so.”
• “You going to eat all of that?”
• “Water with extra lemon, please.”
• “Did I...

Phyllis - Know that my heart is with you. Having only known Sandy a couple of years, I must say he was a very unique, warm, generous man. He will be truly missed for his sense of humor and the all around great guy that he was. He loved to laugh and to make others laugh especially when pushing the remote for his bike, while standing quite a distance away and watching the reactions of those standing near his bike as it lowered unexpectedly. He cracked himself up every single time he pulled...

Dear Juanita and Phyllis, I am so sorry for your loss. You and all the family have been in my prayers. As you know my days with Sandy go back to high school. I always remember Sandy being such a HUGE FLIRT. He had such a great sense of humor and a huge smile for everyone that came his way. He was loved by everyone that knew him. I know you will face a big loss in your lives, but trust in the Lord. Lean on HIM and HE will give you the strength you need to meet each day. I love y'all...

We were "The Outlaws"...that's what Sandy called us. We both married into the Hinson Family and therefore, outlaws. He was my go to guy at all family functions. As soon as he saw me, he'd say "Hey Outlaw ,how you?". You could always find us on the couch talking or sitting next to each other eating during the family get togethers; Christmas, Anniversaries, Summers...you name it. We'd sit there and make jokes and talk about comedians and family and everything under the sun. It was an honor...

Word of the day.
did i tell ya
and whatever boski meant.
These were Sandy favorite words when came to get a haircut.His love for motorcycles and racing always excited to talk about those subjects.
And always fixing what someone has messed up at my shop. Always doing and helping someone. This is what I knew, I m sure He was a great deal more to his family who knew him best.
My prayers are with you all Lois.
Lois, I know what you ve been through the past couple of years,...

Dear Lois,

Our deepest condolensces to you and your family during this time. Sandy's death is a great loss to all who knew him. We regret not making more time to "do the things Sandy loved" with him. We will keep you close in our thoughts and prayers. May all the wonderful memories of Sandy comfort you.

Lois and Family, We would all like to express our sorrow for your loss.We will miss that big mouth around here. He was one of a kind.You are in our prayers and thoughts. (Flooring and decor)