Sandra Jean Marchman
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A bright and vivacious character, she will be dearly missed by her family, friends, and community. Sandra was born in Jackson, Michigan to Claude and Jenny Jacobs, sibling to Claudette Benton.
When Sandra was eleven years old, the family moved to West Palm Beach, FL. At age twelve she met her groom, Henry Marchman, whom she married after graduating from Palm Beach High School in 1958. She opened her home to all people and animals while she thoughtfully pursued her lifetime love of music and sewing. A cancer survivor, Sandra later became Reverend Marchman of the Religious Science Church of the Palm Beaches where she was a proud practitioner, leader, and congregant. Sandra had four children and is survived by her daughters, Jennifer and Judy, her granddaughter Narmina, and honorary daughter, Christi. Her husband and two sons, Kenny and Henry Roe, preceded her in death. As Sandra wished, a memorial service will be planned at a local park in January, 2026. Condolences may be sent to the family at 691 Snead Circle, West Palm Beach, FL 33413.
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Irene Burroughs
August 26, 2025
To Judy and Jeenifer:
So sorry to hear about the passing of your mother. Please let us know when you have the memorial service
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