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Sandra Brown Everist (Age 79)
Sandra Brown Everist of Alexandria, Virginia, died on June 1, 2020.She was born in Clearfield, Pennsylvania, the daughter of Geneva (Wetzel) Brown and Clifford Allshouse Brown. She is survived by her husband, Donald G. Everist, sister-in-law, Norma Jean Maslowski (Stanley) and nieces, Susan Jean Maslowski and Diane Marie Maslowski (deceased). Also surviving are two nephews, Michael and Steven (Jody), a brother, Robert Earl Brown (Barbara) and second cousins, etc.Sandra loved music, drama and polities and was active in these endeavors at varied periods in her life. After college, she went to Washington, DC and worked for several years in the Pentagon during the Vietnam War. She traveled with her husband and accompanied him to Geneva, Switzerland, as he represented our country at two ITU Conferences.At her request, there will be no formal funeral and interment will be private.To family and friends . . . . have fun and always remember the "Good Times" and your local libraries.
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J. Dean Morton
February 29, 2024
I had the opportunity to share a number of Christmas Holidays w/ Don & Sandy @ their home in Williamsburg. I had initially met them as a waiter in the "Regency Room" @ the Williamsburg Inn. Having the opportunity to serve them regularly on their visits. Over the years, we became friends. As I moved to Mgmt. @ the Lodge, they would come by for lunch. We later continued the relationship as I moved on to Banking field. We would have breakfast together in Williamsburg, DC & Alexandria. Long story short..she could make incredible fried potatoes in a skillet. She was a great decorator and loved Christmas & holidays. She was always courteous, genuine and unassuming. But could carry herself well whether "blacktie" @ the Inn or brunch @ home. She loved jazz such as "Diana Krall" and to entertain and loved to smile laugh. Such a special person
I am a better person for having known and spent time w/Sandra (Sandy) & Don. It is a loss & a void that will be hard to fill. Sandy RIP
Joe Rohrbaugh
June 19, 2020
Was shocked to read about her recent passing. Was a high school friend if hers.
May she Rest In Peace.
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