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Cindy Wotring Simpson
September 29, 2017
Sandra was the cute, energetic little sister Nancy and I tried to avoid when we were growing up. I have followed her exploits via family members, and her love of life was enviable. May God bless all those who grieve their loss. I know she is off on the grandest adventure of all!
Carolyn Harms-Taylor
September 28, 2017
Gone but not forgotten.
Loved, cherished and adored.
Allison Bussert
September 6, 2017
The last time I saw Sandi, she was at the memorial service for a friend of ours from high school. She was taking some time between her jobs to come and support the family and friends of another, even when she was feeling so crummy and was working so hard and being treated for her illness. What an amazing woman she was. I wish I could have been at her service to honor and support her family. I don't remember, in the past 36 years, ever seeing her without a smile on her face. I am honored to have known Sandi. She will continue to have a great impact on people for years to come. I'm continuing to pray for peace and God's mercy during this time for Charley and the rest of the family.
Bullard High Cheerleaders 1996-2000
September 1, 2017
We are thinking of you and are grateful to have known Sandi. Miss Cliff taught us what it meant to be a team, support each other, and love ourselves. We are forever thankful for her guidance. Blessings and prayers to the family.
Martin Sr., Theresa, Brittney, Martin, Vanessa Viramontes
August 31, 2017
Thank you for your kindness and the respect that you always shared with our family. You will remain a bright light in the hearts of many. May God be with you and all your family.
Carlynne Fox
August 31, 2017
Prayers going up for Charley and family during this difficult time.
Susan Stringer-Saunders
August 31, 2017
I have such fond memories of Sandra and Wednesday night church at First Baptist. Our parents were finalizing our adoptions in the same court room on the same day . I was born December 6th and she the 8th and we laughed at the thought that she could have been a Stringer and I a Farris.
Rest In Peace my beautiful childhood friend.
Gods peace and blessings be with you and your family now.
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