Sandra, I still cant believe I’m sitting down to write this note to you.  I already miss seeing it’s you calling on my phone, only for you to say “what-cha-do’in” when I answer.  This usually proceeded an invitation for the four of us to get a bite to eat.  We’d sit and chatter for hours when we got together.  Will miss this, too.

Will miss going camping. Sharing meals and stories by the fire. Watching you jump when Ken or I would say “did you see that bat”.  And remembering the time when I stuck a piece of duct tape to your arm.  You screamed and moved in ways that would make a break dancer envious, thinking a bat landed on you. Once you calmed down you even laughed at it.  I love your laugh.  Will miss it.

While we have always been sister and brother, over the recent decades we’ve grown into something more – close friends. And not just you and I, but Linda, Ken, and your kids and their kids as well.  I want to say thank you for sharing your love and friendship with Linda and I. We both miss you so much already.

You have created so many great memories for me. You are missed and loved.

Over the years, can still recognize her smile and sparkling eyes.

Special night at Boulder Dinner Play House

Special times with our Cuz’s! The love you shared lit every room you entered! We miss you. Godspeed!

My dear younger sister Sandra, was born a sweet, innocent, trusting and giving human being. She never changed.  Growing up she was always surrounded by her friends.  She was so obviously easy to talk to and people were drawn to her. Growing up we shared the same bedroom.  We shared our childhood secrets.  There were times we had fun.  Having lotion fights were some of the funniest things we did. We each had a pump bottle of lotion and we aimed it at each other and cut loose.  Lotion everywhere.  On us, the walls the floor.  We had great fun.  We cleaned things up afterwards and mom and dad never knew.  One Christmas we were curious about the wrapped gifts under the tree so we each took a gift into the bathroom and locked the door.  We opened the gifts to find the much wanted chenille robes. We wrapped things back up and had to get them back under the tree undetected.  Mission  accomplished . We had fun. We made memories. 
To Sandra. I miss you.  You are in GOD's loving care. I will see you someday. Love you much.  Nancy 
Love to you always.

Momma Sandi,
Where do I begin from the first time I met you I felt your overwhelming kindness,
 I will never forget how kind you always were to me and my family.
 I will miss the sound of your voice and the warmth of your hugs! 
 God definitely gained an amazing angel the day you left us. 
We love and miss you so much ! Thank you for everything you taught us all we will keep you in our hearts forever 
Love Jenn,

My earliest memory of Sandra was the day she arrived home as a newborn.  The look on Mom's and Dad's face was one of awe for the precious bundle in the basket Dad carried. 
     Her striking blue eyes and infectious smile  lit up every occasion and every picture ever taken of her.  
     It was always family first.  There were so many difficult times, and her successful efforts to provide for her children were remarkable.  
     She was an inspiration to me.  She was my sister and my friend.  Definitely very precious. I'm missing her already.

Love to Ken, Jessie, Sabrina, and Kenneth from Karen

Sandi - I'm glad that we were able to spend these last years together. You reminded me what love really is and gave me peace that I had been missing.

You also added to my family and sense of family. Glad you were able to be surrounded by family at the end.

We didn't quite make the 30 years we promised each other, but each of the 13 we had together were filled to the brim.

Miss you, love you.

I’m loving how my Sweet Sandi rocked the last few! She was the was the most silent warrior! She did not ask for sympathy- she was so BRAVE! Silent, compassion and most of all- AMAZING! Such an amazing woman. She welcomed me and treated me as her own. Every holiday and family gathering I could always count on such a warm embrace, wonderful stories and laughter. Taught me many lessons from cooking all the way to crafts and sewing. 
Still think of you daily and I will forever be grateful for knowing you💗

To My Beautiful Mom: Little did we know that Feb. 6th, God was going to call your name. In life I loved you dearly; In death I do the same.  It broke our hearts to lose you, but know you did not go alone. For part of me went with you, The day God called you home. You left me peaceful memories. Your love will always be my guide. And though I cannot see you, you will always be at my side. Our family chain is broken, and nothing seems the same, but God calls us one by one, the chain will link again. 
 
Heaven gained an amazing angel, Till we see each other again. 
Love you, Mom

We only had a brief amount of time with Sandi, but she was the type of person who could make you feel like you’ve known her forever.  It was obvious from the beginning that she had a warm heart, a loving personality and a wonderful sense of humor.  It was also obvious that Ken and Sandi were perfect together.  Our hearts are with the entire family and we wish you as much peace as possible during this very difficult time.

With much love,
Bernie and Sue

OBITUARY

Sandi Weinert

June 28, 1953 – February 6, 2024

Olinger Funeral, Cremation & Cemetery - Highland

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