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SANDRA WREN Obituary
Sandra was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, daughter, sister and friend. After sixty-five years this beautiful life came to a close on June 8, 2011 at North Florida Regional Medical Center, Gainesville, FL.
Sandra was a native of Panama City, FL. Survivors include: a loving and devoted husband, General M. Wren, two sons, Gerald D. (Sandra) Wren, Long Beach, CA; Gregory D. Wren, Gainesville, FL; one step-daughter, Yvette Michelle Wren, Panama City, FL; two grandsons, Christian MacArthur Wren and Tyler Wren both of Ashland, Wisconsin; mother-in-law, Fannie Wren, Hueytown, AL; three brothers: Leroy Martin, Jr., Camden, NJ; Charles (Chaneta) Martin, Lynn Haven, FL and Donald (Blandie) Martin, Jacksonville, FL; one sister, Rosetta (Roy) Cress, Jacksonville, FL; two brother-in-laws: Elise Gee, Birmingham, AL and Edward (Shirlea) Wren, Weatherford, TX; four sister-in-laws: Rachel Hinton, Cleveland, OH; Elzine (Nazouma) Stout, Hueytown, AL; Marilyn Daniel, Hueytown, AL and Gale (Loundery) Evans, Birmingham, AL; three aunts: Juanita Smiley Keys, Quincy, FL; Naomi Pennywell, Panama City, FL and Queenester Scott, Greta, FL. A host of nephews, nieces, cousins and friends. Family will receive friends from 7 to 8 p.m. Thursday at at Pasco Gainer Funeral Home, Panama City, FL. Service of celebration and worship is 12 o'clock Noon, Friday at St. John Missionary Baptist Church located 1021 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd., Panama City, FL.
Pastor Delwynn Williams, officiant. Inhumation will follow at Hillside Cemetery, Panama City, FL.
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Bonnie Mott
June 18, 2011
General and family, I am so sorry for your loss. I was your neighbor many years ago and remember Sandra being so loving.
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