I also remember that trip to Wisconsin with Kathy Blagg and Sandie in Sandie's new Chevy.  We all had a great time that trip.  I will always  remember the last time I saw Sandie. She came home to Lexington for a visit and was riding around
town with her brother, J. A.  Chuck and I had a good talk with them.  She was very
special. 

I remember a trip taken with Sandie and Dee Ann Wiley Cole to Wisconsin way back when. Short trip, but a good time was had, lots of laughs. She was so much fun to be around. A very positive person, always smiling. Rest in peace dear friend!  

Sandie was a great friend all through school in Lexington, IL.  In high school Sandie, Kay Sutter, Joyce Sutter and I created "pretend names".  Sandie was Robyn, Kay was Arch and I was Summer.  I cannot remember what Joyce's name was.  We wrote notes back and forth during classes and managed to get caught numerous times but that didn't stop us.  Sandie was a lot of fun.  My heart goes out to all of you who loved her.  

A few years ago, Sandie and Peter were moving to a new home and asked if I needed a couch. When I went to pick up the furniture, Sandie took me aside and said, "I know what it's like to be a single parent. I know how tough it is to buy nice things. You deserve a little break. I have everything I need." What a sweet and giving lady. I will never forget her kindness that day.