Birth date: Feb 12, 1942 Death date: Jul 25, 2019
BROWN, Sandra Sue, age 77, of Waynesville, Ohio, entered into Heaven's Gates on Thursday, July 25, 2019. Sandy was welcomed home by her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, along with many family members and friends who were there celeb Read Obituary
Sandy and Fred were my mom’s neighbor on Spring Street in Xenia.
I am saddened by her death. Not only was she a great neighbor to my mom, Catherine Kline, but Sandy helped me when my daughters and I were visiting, December 1988. She went to the hospital with my daughter Caitlyn and I when Caitlyn was having a very bad attack of croup.
Sandy was very open and happy about her faith. I am sure she enjoyed all of her grandchildren.
Becky Kline Macaluso
Blanco, TX
I miss her already! I loved her smile, her hugs, her laugh and her caring heart! I so wish I could talk to her one more time! Heaven gained a great angel! Love you and will miss you Sandy!
Sandy was an incredible lady that I was blessed to have know in my life. She made me laugh once when she said “the music is so loud that I had to get earplugs and then showed them to me”. She will be missed and I have a good feeling that earplugs are not needed in paradise. I will see you again!
Sorry to say we never met Miss Sandy but we know Jill. Knowing Jill as we do, her Mom must have been a wonderful woman and servant for our Lord ❤️ Praying for all the family. Diana and Gary
I was privileged to have know Sandy and friends in the early seventies when I first meet the Lord. We had coffee every week after our ladies meetings and fellowship. We have laughed and prayed and sang together. Some of my fondest memories go back the Xenia Church of God.
Since we were new to the church we watched Janell, Jill, and Dotty’ s kids, Debbie, Tammy and Bobby, along with Glory Moore and maybe a few more, especially when they had sickness or death in the family. The kids were so much fun. Spent at lot of the weekends playing games as our kids played. When we moved back to Lexington she would call us, on their way to Florida or Tennessee, so she could here Jama talk on the recorder or hear her southern, (hillbilly),message.
Through the years we just fellowshipped through Christmas cards, and have kept in touch through Facebook especially with Janell and Jill. Which I have always loved and admired how Sandy and Fred were such a loving and fun family and passed it onto their children and grandchildren and the great grandchildren. Family was everything to Fred and Sandy. My heart goes out to the whole family and friends, but she left great and wonderful happy memories, never a cruel word. Thank God for that privilege of knowing Sandy and family.
Love and prayers to you all,
Linda Campbell
So thankful I had the honor of meeting you Sandra. I so well remember when you, your wonderful daughters and I went together to see Chonda Pierce. A very delightful evening with you. I know you are now healed and someday I will see you in the Land of Peace and Rest.
Janell and family, Jill and family I pray you all feel the comforting power of the Holy Spirit as you face this life remembering good times as you feel the absence of someone so precious. Love and Prayers, Wandalee Balzano
