Sandra Ann Clasen

The great things that Mom did for me are too numerous to count, but the greatest thing was having her son David, who became my loving and amazing husband. I loved Sandy the moment I met her. She was such a cool Mom, like when I ran into her car with my car right in front of her when David and I were first dating and she wasn't even mad at me! She was one of the most thoughtful and caring people I have ever met and I am so grateful to have had her in my life. She was funny and talented and never had a bad word to say about anyone. She is deeply missed but her legacy lives on. Love you forever Mom.

I knew Sandy for many years. She was a very talented lady that constructed many many handmade sewing and craft items. One thing we always agreed on was that my daughter Sheila and her son David made a great pair and we were glad they found each other that happy day they met & later married. Peace and blessings Sandy, now you are resting with the Lord Jesus.
With Love, Kathy

God bless your entire family in this time of sorrow. Keeping you all in our thoughts and hoping for this crushing grief to be a little lighter with every passing day.
With sincere condolences and deepest sympathy , Doug and Sheryl

I Remember Being held in her arms and I felt so safe. Nothing more comfortable then being on my Moms lap when taking a nap. I grew out of this in time but felt the same comfort in every hug and kiss goodnight.

Several months before her death, Auntie Sandy made a faux-flower crown for me, because I missed the one I rented and wore to my sister's wedding. I will now cherish it for many years to come. And maybe hot glue a flower back on that fell off. Godspeed, Auntie Sandy. I hope you have reached paradise. -Amanda, niece, daughter of Elizabeth.