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Lois Sandorse Obituary
AGE: 79 • Brick
Lois Shirley Sandorse, age 79, died on Saturday, March 31, 2012 at Jersey Shore Medical Center. Born in Elizabeth, formerly of Fanwood, she resided in Brick.
Beloved wife of the late Jack Sandorse. Mother of Janet Wood of Brick and Carol Daniele of Paramus. Mother-in-law of Jerry Wood and the late Douglas Daniele. Her grandsons, Jason and Justin Wood and Michael and Joseph Daniele. Her sister, Joan Reilly and family also survive her. Lois's memory will live on through her family members and dear friends.
Graduating in 1950 from Abraham Clark High School in Roselle, she worked as an administrative assistant for the Union County Tuberculosis League at the Union County Courthouse in Elizabeth for many years, but gave up her career to devote her entire life to her family and home. Lois will always be remembered for her strength, determination, quick wit and her unfailing dedication to her family. She will be greatly missed. Private cremation will be held.
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Gail Kellogg
March 29, 2021
Thanks for the cats.
Gail.
April 6, 2012
The practical jokes were hysterical, picking crabs, trips to Wildwood and Atlantic city, Christmas gift exchanges, New Years Eve dinner parties, Backyard picnics, THE LAKE, and so many other wonderful memories of Loie. I picture Loie and Harry picking crabs and laughing as Jack comes into view wearing his black socks and sandals showing Saint Peter his magic red balls trick! :)
Our love to the family.
Gail and David Kellogg, Bay Head, New Jersey
April 6, 2012
I am so sorry to hear of Mrs. Sandorse's passing. I have some very fond childhood memories spent with her and her family.
Katherine Kellogg DiAntonio
April 6, 2012
I am so sorry to hear of Mrs. Sandorse's passing. I have some very fond childhood memories spent with her and her family.
Kimberly McAlindin
April 5, 2012
I am remembering Mrs. Sandorse's coney hairstyle, eating crabs in her kitchen nook and how she let her coffee get cold before she drank it. I always loved going to her house to trick-or-treat because she used to give us Kellogg children a WHOLE candy bar AND 1 dollar!
I think of her and smile.
April 4, 2012
so sorry to hear about lois, she was my next door neighbor for years and made the best cheesecake ever. so glad i called her not to long ago to say hi since i moved. sending the family my heartfelt condolences dale brattole
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