Sarah "Sally" Sinnott Guernsey

met Aunt Sally at my first Sinnott family gathering after discovering my Sinnott family in 2001. The warm welcome from Sally and her children at Clinton Corners was a wonderful blessing for me and my son Eric and husband Jean. We met again on holidays in Tucson, Az. Sharing family stories was a great way to learn about the Sinnotts and I will always appreciate her generosity in opening her beautiful home to the Digras family. Sandi Digras

What a beautiful summary of a life well lived! We all loved Sally and she will be greatly missed!
Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon her. May the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.

I had the good fortune to meet "Aunt Sally" when she attended Chis Dwight and Emily Cook's wedding in June 2012. I will never forget her intelligent conversation at dinner, and her thorough engagement in life.

"Aunt Sally" was a lifelong friend of generations of our family. She and my mother, "Jannie" (as she called her) met when they both attended the Bennet School. They went on to attend Vassar College together - with many mischeivous moments throughout their time there. They were friends for decades, through thick and thin, joy and sorrow. It was such a delight to see them together in their 90s, recalling all the memories they shared. Aunt Sally was a constant in all of our lives, with her...

Sally was a terrific lady. I'll remember her kindness to me as a child always. It meant a lot.

Aunt Sally had a love of life and family we should all aspire to.
God bless you and keep you.

Aunt Sally was a true life force. She lit up the room whenever she entered it. She always had a ton of positive energy and was a joy to be with. We already miss her.