Sandra R. Kinnaird

I worked with Sandy in the 80's. A day didn't go by that she didn't do or say something to make me laugh. I really missed her when she left the company. My deepest sympathy to the family! Thinking of you Eric! Cindy Burdick

Any time I ever spent with her, she always had a smile to share. Even when she was sick you could hear the smile in her voice over the phone.

My sympathies to her family. This is everybody's loss who knew her. I will think of Sandy (as I do today) every time I go down Milwaukee Street past their old house. Since I live on the east side so this is quite frequent. Sandy invited Colleen and I to spend a week there one summer when Davey was a toddler and Todd was a baby. Colleen and I would stroll up to K-Mart on Milwaukee Street (long gone and forgotten by most) just to get the boys outside. Those walks quickly ended when Davey tried walking there by himself!!! More recently, Sandy would join the Meier cousins for 'patties on the grill' which is an old family recipe that was shared by a mutual aunt (Eleanore). Sandy would arrive early so she could help with the tedious task of wrapping those patties. The Meier cousins will surely miss her at those events. Rest in peace, sweet cousin.

My sympathies to Dave, Todd, Eric and family. I will think of her fondly whenever we have "patties on the grill" and miss the time we spent socializing and reminiscing about days gone by. Rest in peace Sandy.

Condolences to the family from Karen Miller, Cindy Miller, Mary Miller, Diane Gorsuch and Debra Holiday.