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1937
DIED
2024
Sandra Hardy Obituary
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Carrie lassabe
September 3, 2024
Carrie
September 3, 2024
My nanny
Tracy lassabe
September 3, 2024
Nanny there are no words to describe the bond we had when I was younger you were just nanny and uncle Richard my 2 favorite people in the world you will be missed by so many people and by me thank you for giving me my taste in makeup and my love for shopping for my first pair of satin pajamas and for so many more things in life I will always hold such a special beautiful place in my heart for you I love you Always....
Carrie
September 3, 2024
She loved Halloween
Carrie lassabe
September 3, 2024
My mom Paula and my nanny
Carrie lassabe
September 3, 2024
She was my Nanny. Every childhood memorie I have she and Richard are in. I love you so much.
Kathy balsley
August 5, 2024
There was nothing to not love about Sandy. Going to the movies was a lot of fun. Even though we were not related, she came to a lot of my husband's family's activities. I commend her for a life well lived! Hugs to her family from me and bill.
Debbie Williams
August 3, 2024
Sandy will always be my favorite bowling pal. Wow! Could she light up a room no matter where she was, I will treasure her infectious laugh in my heart always. Debbie Williams
Richard Hardy
August 3, 2024
Richard Hardy
August 3, 2024
Richard Hardy
August 3, 2024
Richard Hardy
August 3, 2024
I want everyone who ever touched Sandra to know what you meant to her.
She never met a person that she didn't like. I never heard her say anything indicating that she had bad feelings about anyone. She only had good things to say about all of her friends.
I am not going to try and name you all because I will leave someone out.
Sandra especially loved little children. Her children, Grand children, nieces and nephews She would see little babys on t.v. and say how cute they were.
I would like to mention several people who were especially important to her . Her daughters Darla and Kelly. Her grandchildren Jesse and Tristan.. Her niece & nephew Joanne,and Steven, and her Brother In Law Buzz.
She loved her outings with Joanne and other friends going to the movies.
She bowled on leagues for several years and was very proud of her perfect 300 game. I think more important to her regarding the bowling was the social interaction it gave her. She genuinely loved be with people. She loved to go camping with friends especially her late sister in law Beth.
I would like to thank several people who were very helpful during the last few years of her illness. First our daughter Kelly who has carried a huge portion of the care for her mother.Without Kelly Sandra's last few years may have been very different I love you Kelley more than you will ever know. By the way for many years she did not like me to call her Sandra, she wanted to be called Sandi , but she got over it with time
I also want to Thank My brother Buzz, who every time I needed help was there, he has been more than supportive during Sandra's illnessI love you.
There are so many more people that I have not named but at the risk of putting many of you to sleep I will close.
Sandra you were the best part of my life.
Richard Hardy Husband of 62 years
Brady Wiltz
August 3, 2024
My favorite memory is me always asking my mom if aunt Sandi is coming to the Charger parties and she would be the highlight of the day with a lot of hugs kisses and laughs. She will always be the breadstick lady to me which she yelled at the server for not giving us free breadsticks in line at the mall. I love her miss her and she will always hold a big spot in my heart.
Diane West
August 2, 2024
My favorite Colorado thistle pal.
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