Sandra Lynn Steinkamp

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

We are so sorry to hear of the loss of Sandy. We are two years late in finding this out. We found out yesterday by a niece who happened to see this when looking her up. Sandy was so close to our family growing up, we lived a field away, my daugher and her were close friends growing up, even moving to Santa barbara to attend college. After moving out of california life got busy and we sadly lost touch. Sandy was so full of life, will always be remember with loving memories.
Teresa and Steve Ingraham
Utah

A Life Too Short. A Story Unfinished.

One of my younger cousins. I remember your birth and saw a few pictures of your growing up. Do not wish to think of you as passing away. Even though I did not meet you, I knew of you and loved you. You are reunited with family on the other side and I will pray for your family here who feel the loss of your presence. Your cousin Mary

A vibrant woman full of life. Dynamic and charismatic with a kind and loving soul, you lit up every room you entered with your beautiful smile and infectious laugh. You loved life and thus we loved it too. Through you I learned to dive, dream big, and have confidence in myself. Through you I came to know the power, joy, and therapeutic release of music and dancing in the living room. In you I had the coolest aunt and a genuine friend who always made me feel special. Thank you for sharing your bright and amazing light with me. You were indescribable and I am eternally grateful to God for blessing me with you even if I feel it ended far too soon.

sandy..may you rest in God loving hands...Aunt Doneva and family..so sorry for your loss..may God Bless you all....

It is with heavy heart that I find myself writing this to you. Sandra was a good woman and so easy to work with when we had the opportunity to talk. My deepest sympathy for your loss. What a beautiful woman. She will be miss