Birth date: Aug 9, 1940 Death date: May 11, 2008
Sandra J. “Sandy” Lorenz of Preston, passed away on Sunday, May 11, 2008 surrounded by her family. She was 67. She was born Aug. 9, 1940 in Germantown/Philadelphia, PA, the daughter of Claire Losse Rose of Easton, MD and the late Read Obituary
HI IM ONE OF THE TECHS ON THE THIRD FLOOR I JUST WANT THE FAMILY TO KNOW MY THOUGHTS IN PRAYERS OR WITH YOU ALL YOUR WIFE IN MOTHER WAS A FINE WOMEN FOR THE SHORT TIME I CARED FOR HER IT WAS A PLEASURE WORKIN WITH HER PLEASE TAKE CARE OF ONE ANOTHER.##imported-begin##META##imported-end##
This note is to express my sincere sympathy to the family on the passing of Sandy, whom I came to know through the Eastern Star. It was a fortunate thing indeed that Nanticoke Chapter voted to unite with Caroline Chapter, because of the many enthusiastic, talented ladies who came into Caroline Chapter through that event, among whom Sandy was a leader and star. She was always willing to help, in any effort whatsoever, and was one of those rare people who can serve, contribute, help, and lead, without demonstrating an overblown ego. Whatever she did, was with a spirit of humility, grace, and a sense of humor. She loved her family, her church, and the Eastern Star. It was my privilege to serve as Worthy Patron with her during her year in the East. I appreciated her great efforts and spirit, and dedication. We will all be poorer without her. For her family there is loss and grief, but tempered by the knowledge that she is now beyond all pain and suffering, in a far better place. There is also the confidence that all that could be done for her was done, and finally the assurance that there is a coming day when we will all be together once more, in the mansions Jesus promised those who trust in him. See you in the morning, Sandy.##imported-begin##Christian E. Jensen MD##imported-end##
I give you this one thought to keep
I am with you still,
I do not sleep...
I am a thousand winds that blow,
I am the diamond glints on snow,
I am the sunlight on ripened grain,
I am the gentle autumn rain.
When you awaken in morning hush,
I am the swift uplifting rush
of quiet birds in circled flight.
I am the soft stars that
shine in the night
Do not think of me as gone-
I am with you still
in each new dawn##imported-begin##Judy Fauntleroy##imported-end##
I visited Sandy several times in the hospital. Although she was down from time to time, it was never for long. Her enduring spirit was an inspiration to me. She was a tribute to the strength of the human spirit.##imported-begin##Chaplain John Turner##imported-end##
my thoughts and prayers go out to sandy's entire family.
she was a great lady
with sympathy
AUSTIN##imported-begin##AUSTIN N. WEBSTER ##imported-end##
Bob: Our thoughts and prayers and with you and your family##imported-begin##Reg and Dottie Maguire##imported-end##
I hold your family in my heart, as I know each of your hearts are breaking. I pray that your beautiful memories comfort you and continue to make you smile. I have so many fond memories of Ms. Sandy. One of my fondest was her loving, caring and giving ways with her grandchildren. Your family was truly blessed to have her strength and support through the years. She was a special lady and she will live in your hearts forever.##imported-begin##Angie Cronshaw##imported-end##
Sandy has enriched each of us with so many memories that we will always treasure. She certainly was an inspiration to all of us who knew and loved her. And now we can rejoice knowing that Sandy is celebrating the joys of eternal life.##imported-begin##Vic and Vera Rieck##imported-end##
