Sondra Sobelman Moyed

I first met Sandy, by chance, upon my very first day in Coppell, Texas....at our senior living apartment development. What a striking beautiful lady with a smile that could melt Mt Everest. Sandy was intelligent, accommodating and always welcomed people around us. I will forever remember the fun times we had exploring the USA and our cruise from New Orleans up the Mississippi River. Lasting memories....God picked a good one!

I write from Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia. We are happy to note that the University made some contribution to Sondra's education. And we share in the pride that the family now expresses in her wonderful life. We will place her name in our Chapel Memorial Book and she will share in chapel prayers for our deceased students, graduates, staff and faculty. We regret that we are unable to offer condolences in person.

Sandy was a good friend when she lived in the Dallas area. She even threw a bridal shower for me almost twenty seven years ago. I have missed her and only seen her once since she moved back to Houston. When you are coming to bring her urn to the cemetery, please let me know because my brother and I would love to join you. That is where our family is buried as well. Enjoyed all the year she spent with us in a singles group too. Pam and Ken Engman, Irving

I knew Sondra from the markets in Grapevine. She made very attractive pottery. She was a lovely woman who enjoyed life. I enjoyed knowing her. Barbara Fowler