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Sandra Honeycutt Bullock
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Sandra Bullock Obituary
08/06/1956 - 08/05/24
On August 5th, 2024 Sandi Bullock, loving mother, nurse, and friend went to home to her Lord and Savior.
Sandi was born August 6, 1956 at Rex Hospital, the daughter of Marcus Boyd Honeycutt and Martha Lee Cook. She is pre-deceased by her parents, Step Mothers Naomi Davis and Pearl Honeycutt, daughter Jennifer Petrovsky and son of her heart Joshua Brotherton.
She is survived by her beloved son Justin Bullock and her fur baby Kane (LBD), her brothers David Lancaster and Jimmy Honeycutt, sister Brenda Lewis, daughter in love Samantha Epperson, and her seven grandchildren: Kelly Woodall, Patrick McAllister, Celena and Timothy Brotherton, Carley and Nicole Carroll.
Sandi lived for her family and loved them beyond measure. She was a practicing nurse for over 40 years, the last 26 years at WakeMed Adult Emergency Department. Lovingly called "The Face of WakeMed", Sandi always had a smile, kind word, encouragement, and hug for everyone she encountered. Her sense of humor and "tales of the ER" were legendary, her laughter contagious. Her love, loyalty, and compassion for others is her legacy. Life threw many challenges and struggles her way, but Sandi came through it all with a smile on her face and a prayer in her heart.
A celebration of life will be held Friday, August 16, 2024 at 3pm at Bethlehem Baptist Church, 1581 Bethlehem Church Rd, Youngsville, NC 27596
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Kristy Castleberry
August 16, 2024
Sandi was a joy to know and work alongside of! She was the light to so many on their roughest day coming into the AED. She was truly an amazing person! Sending love and prayers to all of her family and friends!
Mariluz Landor
August 16, 2024
I will always remember her smile and compassion for others. Never ever have I met someone so genuine and sweet. A true healer and friend.
Kim Inman
August 16, 2024
Kim Inman
August 16, 2024
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Kim Inman
August 16, 2024
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Kim Inman
August 16, 2024
Wanted to add these pics of her and her beautiful self with me. We were always cutting up lol. Love you.
Heather Rodelander
August 16, 2024
I met Sandy when she was teaching one of the " welcome to the ER " orientation classes. She was teaching us things to keep an eye on and mistakes that could happen at the front desk. She had us laughing. She was the most compassionate person I know that was the face of Wake Med. I can remember getting report from her multiple times getting me laughing before my shift would really start. She knew everyone in that lobby and why they were there. The faces Sandy could make were also entertaining. She will be dearly missed. I know she is in heaven greeting people as they get there with a big smile on her face and a hug.
Chad Flowers
August 14, 2024
Sandi was an amazing lady. She was always a favorite for Mufasa and I when we did pet therapy at WakeMed. And she always had a special treat for the pup. :). I will miss her hugs, smile, laugh and friendship. Rest easy my dear
Naeticia Bell
August 14, 2024
It was an honor and pleasure to work with Sandi. I always looked forward to my hugs in the morning to start my shift. Sandi always kept a smile on her face. I will forever remember the joy she brought to the emergency department.
Reilly McCue
August 13, 2024
My mom used to work with her at wake med and wake med was my childhood and when I heard of her passing it made me cry and I am glad she is in a peaceful place and not suffering anymore she was an extraordinary person and always will be.
Jazmin Rosario
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August 13, 2024
You will always be in my heart. I will never forget your hugs, your beautiful smile, and our long conversations. Thank you for your friendship, love, and your beautiful and positive energy.
Tina and Wayne Bray
August 13, 2024
God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
lin kirk
August 13, 2024
Sandi is one of the dearest friends I have had in my life. I have so many happy memories of working with her. She always gave more of herself one will never be able to replace her or her sayings "For the love of Pearl" May she rest in peace.
Kim Inman
August 13, 2024
I was a young Raleigh PD officer when I met Sandy. I was at the hospital A LOT bc it was my beat. Her beautiful smiling face was a lot of times the first thing I saw when I walked in the front door. I had an instant connection with her and we became fast friends. We went thru some hard times together but we also went thru many amazing times. The laughs we shared will be cherished by me forever. We cooked out on her back porch, played with bubble guns like a couple of kids, went to sylvan heights bird sanctuary, went and got tattoos together and so many more special memories. She was an angel on this earth and gone way too soon.
Ruth Love
August 13, 2024
First time I met Sandra was when she was showing me how to work the front desk at WakeMed. Her beautiful warm smile always made the patients feel welcome. If she was Hawaiian, she exemplify Aloha. She understood the edict from God to live one another. Justin, I know with your Mom being a nurse there were many times that she missed holidays and events with you. Thank you for sharing her with us and the patients.
She always had a smile and a story. Thank you for taking great care of her as she was finishing living here. I can imagine her looking around heaven and ermagawd it's beautiful!
I won't be able to come to the service because I'm thousands of miles away. But that day I will raise a glass to Sandra and try to remember that a welcoming smile to my fellow humans is an expression of love.
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