Sandy, Diane and I will always remember fondly all the years we shared with you and John as our next door neighbors. Our deepest sympathy to Diane. God bless you.
Sincerely, Butch Foster
My Aunt Sandy has treated my children like her own, celebrating all of their birthdays and holidays with singing and dancing. We were lucky to share so many precious memories with her. We will miss her uplifting spirit. She is in God’s hands.
Love always, Lois, Judy, Paul, Michael, & Melissa
Aunt Sandy you are and will be missed by so many. I have the fondest memories of you and Uncle John throughout my life. You always loved and supported me and we had so many good times. You lit up the room wherever you went and always had everyone laughing. We love you. Rest In Peace.
I will always remember how you made me feel so safe and welcome during our visits to Boston. Always laughing and dancing, you always looked at life in a magical way. Thank you for the love and laughter!
Diane,Your mother was an incredible person and a loving aunt. She was so caring and giving, always lending a helping hand to anyone who needed it. She made an effort to visit my mother and spread her good cheer, when she needed it the most. She was so amazing, driving and going to the Hard Rock Casino until her mid 90"s, line dancing and singing Irish songs at the Elks, dressing up in her holiday outfits, brought a smile to everyone's face.She loved to make people laugh. Many times, she said that she and I would be a great comedy team. I loved that. She was the life of the party, now she is heaven, spreading her fun.I will always cherish our many talks and times that we spent together. Love you Aunt Sandy, so happy that you lived a full and long life and that you were a part of ours. With Much Sadness,Johnny
Dear Aunt Sandy- a one in a mllion!
The amazing memories will live on
forever.
You truly were the best and had
nothing but love and kindness for
everyone.
Mom,You had a great run.You were my “Lucille Ball”.
I learned from you the positive power of laughter. Seeing humor in the moment: If you can laugh you can get through tough times. You believed in and loved to sing the family song: “The more we are together, the happier we are.” Miss you already Mom!
Hello diane Long time no see or hear. I was doing some research and found this quite accidentally. Sorry about your mother. What a long life.
I hope you are well. A lot has changed for me.
Take care.
Deborah Chitester