A loved one lost can grieve the heart, therefore, treasure special times spent together and  draw strength from the love of family and friends. May God's loving-kindness comfort you and help you through this difficult time. Sincere sympathies - Ps 119:50,76

To The Anderson Family,
I hope you have peace, comfort and strength to face the days ahead. And loving memories to carry you through this sad time.
With Loving-Kindness and Peace,

Dear Andy and family: 

I am very sorry for your loss. The service was very nice and I was pleased to see your extended family, your grandchildren are darling. Sandy will be missed and I pray for you and your family. Many blessings.

Andy & Family: I know the final years of Sandy's life were not easy for her or for those of you who had to watch your wife and mother being slowly taken from you by such a cruel disease. She's most certainly in a much better place now.

Andy..so sorry for your loss!! Thinking of you and your family . God Bless you all! Rosie Sproul

Beloved sister and best friend...I will always cherish our time together.  Thank you for your never ending patience, compassion, joy and love.  I can't imagine my life without you.  Your dignity and courage throughout your illness will forever be standards for me to strive for.  Till we meet again.....

I had the pleasure of working with Sandy at the Coleman company. She was always happy and a very positive person. We also played together on the golf league - always a great time. She will be missed

My love and prayers go out to Andy, Brian, Scott and families.  I had the wonderful opportunity to know sweet Sandy for over 20 years. We shared laughter, smiles, tears and many great golf experiences. God will welcome Sandy with open arms and loving peace, that she deserves after her long, long battle. I will miss my "sister" greatly but the memories will be in my heart forever. Rest in Peace Sandy.

Uncle Andy, Scott and Brian. Take heart in knowing that Aunt Sandy no longer has to deal with the pain and frustrations and that there is a lots of Love awaiting her. Out thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

The one thing to remember is she's at peace now and there's no more pain and suffering. I have known Sandy for many years.  We have played golf together and some tournaments together as partners  She was one of the sweetest people I know.  She was always there to lend a helping hand in anyway she could.  Even when she first became ill she wanted to stay active and help with the Willowbend ladies club activities.  In the most recent years she enjoyed sewing and crafts.  She loved sewing for the grandchildren.  There was always a sparkle in her eye when she talked about her grandchildren.  Everybody I know loved Sandy and she will definitely be missed.  Andy, Scott and Brian your wife and mother was a wonderful person and spoke of you often with great respect Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.  May you cherish all the wonderful memories that you all shared together as a family.  Kathy and Craig Holderman

May the help you need in this time of sorrow come from Almighty God who supplies the strength to endure any trial.-Psalms 121:2 -

My condolence to the family. May you find comfort from God's words Ps 34 : 18

Andy, Scott & Brian -- so sorry to hear about Sandy's passing.  I have had some nice visits with her in the past year since we've moved back from Okla.  And Jim & I even got to have dinner with Richard one evening.  We have a lot of good memories from camping together at Cheney Lake and working with Sandy at Coleman.  I have talked about going out to see Sandy in the past few days and am so mad at myself for not making it out to visit with her.  Sandy was a wonderful person.  We had a lot of fun together, but I know she has suffered the past few years.  I know she will be greatly missed.

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Sandra Lynn Anderson

October 28, 1943 – November 20, 2015

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