“Tickled Pink”, how I remembered hearing those words while I was their babysitter for summer. A master story teller, a gentle man with always a twinkle in his eye, he will be missed by all. I remember him and his family with great fondness.
Thinking of you all during these unprecedented times.
Sallie

What a gem Sandy was. I worked with Sandy at Fox Hill Village as the Activities Coordinator for three years. I loved going on trips with Sandy and his wife. Love them both. Sandy was inspirational. Everytime I saw him he brightened the room when he walked in. I enjoyed seeing him dancing with his wife at the dances we had. What a beautiful soul. My heart goes out to all his family.

I organized a luncheon of Sandy (Bud?), John, Paul Brine, and Sally Brine Broderick in Sandwich. Paul was up from NYC, visiting Sally in Manomet.  They were all explaining to the poor waitress how they were "friends from Hahvard...you know where they pahked the cahs?". Sandy saved the moment with, "That's right and we were the ones parking the cars!"  The world has lost a lovely man.