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Sarah Buonocore passed away on March 21 at the age of 45, leaving behind a legacy of passion, laughter, and an undeniable spark that could never be dimmed. A fiery and spirited soul, Sarah lived life on her own terms—boldly, unapologetically, and with a heart full of love for those closest to her.
Never one to shy away from speaking her mind, she brought energy and light into every room she entered. Whether through her sharp wit, infectious laughter, or vibrant personality, Sarah made an impact that will never be forgotten. She embraced life’s chaos, found beauty in the little things, and loved with an intensity that was truly rare.Though she had a love for home, it was never a quiet one—hers was a space filled with laughter, deep conversations, and the kind of warmth that made everyone feel welcome. She was the kind of person who made ordinary moments unforgettable.
Sarah is survived by her daughters, Vanessa Newman (Joey Amaya), Hailey Anzer, and Gabby Henderson; her beloved grandchildren, Roman and Julian; her father, Sal; her sisters, Stefany, Emily, and Amanda; and her brother, Scott. She also had many nieces and nephews whom she loved as her own. She is now reunited in death with her mother, Helen Hammond Buonocore.
Sarah will also be deeply missed by her fiancé, George Jones, who was a constant source of love and support in her life.Her family will forever cherish the memories of her fearless spirit, boundless love, and the unmistakable fire that made her who she was.In her honor, the family encourages loved ones to live with passion, speak their truth, and never be afraid to take up space in the world—just as Sarah always did.Rest in peace, Sarah. You are deeply missed, but your fire will never fade.
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