This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, Sandra L. "Sandy" Cook, 67, born on March 30, 1944 and passed away on September 11, 2011. We will remember her forever.
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Leave a tributeI love and miss you more then you will ever know....
Not a day goes by that I don't miss you.....
You are my greatest love and my greatest loss....
Until we meet again please continue to watch over us.
I love you mommy
5 years you have been gone, I miss you so much there are no words to express my ache for you. The hole in my heart will not repair till I am in your arms again. ...I pray your at peace and please watch over us all and keep us safe .....you were always a beautiful woman. ....you must be the most beautiful angel in Heaven.... I can't wait till you wrap me in your wings.....I love you so much Momma.
sorry I didn't get you any flowers yesterday but you were in my heart. I LOVE YOU soooo much and miss you even more... They say it gets easier but that's a lie because my heart aches just as much today as the day you left us 2 years ago. Been trying to cope but some days are just too hard. I feel so alone. Wish you were here.
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She will be missed deeply by all who new her:( r.i.p
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I remember when i lived with my grandma when i was little that almost everyday, Grandma would play barbies with me. I have pictures of us putting the barbies upside down so they would be doing handstands. I remember just laughing and having a good time along with her.
Also, everynight, i would be laying in bed with her trying to go to sleep and she would talk to me stroking my arm, face, or back. Once she started doing that i would instantly fall asleep. I loved it when she did that. I couldnt get enough of it. I would even go up to her on my knees when she was sitting in her blue chair and give her a "hug" and just lay on her while she stroked my back when she was talking to other people. A couple of times i fell asleep on her. I had really good times with her and i will always charish them and never forget how wonderful of a grandma she was.