Sandra Joan Kunkel

Sandra Joan Kunkel obituary, Vero Beach, FL

Sandra Joan Kunkel

Sandra Kunkel Obituary

Obituary published on Legacy.com by Millennium Cremation Service - Vero Beach on Dec. 20, 2024.

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We remember Sandra Joan Kunkel, better known as Sandy, born September 23, 1940 and departed this earth on December 18, 2024. Sandy was born in Teaneck, New Jersey but traveled the world as her father was a Lieutenant Colonel in the Army. Sandy was a beacon of kindness and left an indelible mark on our hearts of all who were fortunate to know her.
Sandy was a devoted wife and mother and is survived by spouse William A. Kunkel of 45 years, Daughter Jane O'Brien and spouse Patrick O'Brien, Daughter Jill Sotzing and spouse Michael Sotzing, Son Joseph Kunkel and spouse Roxanne Kunkel, Son Dwayne Kunkel and spouse Susan Kunkel. Grandchildren: Christen O'Brien, Tiffany Hasty, Kevin O'Brien, Chelsea Sotzing, Cassandra Kunkel, and Roderick Sotzing. Great Grandchildren: Blake McVety, Victoria O'Brien, Ezekiel McVety, Luke McVety, Ava Hasty, Olivia O'Brien, Hudson Hasty, and Sophia O'Brien. Brother Peter Bostick, Sister Marjorie Silvestre.
Preceded by her father Joseph Bostick, Mother Marjorie Bostick, Sister Geraldine Reed, Sister Nona Howard, Brother Jackie Bostick, and Brother William Bostick.
Sandy worked at Kmart and then CVS as a pharmacy technician. Sandy enjoyed outdoor activities including hunting and muskie fishing. Sandy had a competitive spirit and enjoyed playing games on the weekends with her friends.
Sandy will be cremated. She will be remembered as having created a loving family. She was also an amazing historian of the family tree and this will be passed down from generation to generation. Her legacy will continue to inspire and guide us. She was blessed to be married to her love William Kunkel for 45 years.
Father of all mercies and God of consolation, You love us eternally and transform the shadows of death into the dawn of life. Look upon our grief; be our refuge and comfort so that our sadness and sorrow may turn into the light and peace of Your presence. Grant at the end of our earthly pilgrimage we may found in His company with our brothers and sisters. There, You shall wipe away every tear. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen.

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