Sandra Bonkosky Obituary
Sandra is survived by her children Erica Bonkosky-Montefusco (spouse Brian Montefusco) and Matthew Ticknor (spouse Sara); her cherished grandchildren Kailee (Ticknor) Lindsey, Parker Ticknor, Isaac Ticknor, and Sirivipa Nantasomboon; her brother Rich Oswald (spouse Barb), brother-in-law Richard (Dick) Miller and many beloved nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Sandra's life was one of beauty and passion. She adored flowers and butterflies, symbols of life's natural grace and transformation. A firm believer in holistic health, Sandra brought a sense of balance and harmony to her world and inspired others to do the same. Her artistic spirit was expressed through her unique designs, which reflected her creativity and individuality.
Sandra's warmth and wisdom touched everyone who knew her. She will be deeply missed by her family and friends, who will forever hold her memory close to their hearts.
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marilyn Morrow
January 15, 2025
I really enjoyed Sandy's company. She was such a comfort to me when my husband died and would get me out of the house to go do something such as out to eat. I will truly miss her. God bless and comfort her family.
Rose Ross
December 30, 2024
Sandy was a phenomenal woman. Befriended me when I landed in America and welcomed me into the family. I can only say she was an incredibly special lady and she also gave me a lovely sister in Erica. I know her loss is huge, but the memories are immense. God bless. Xxx
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