Sharon Salie (Carlton)

SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS

John Skog

I knew Sandy on a casual basis.  She calle me Skog and I called her Brink.  What a great sense of humor she had.  Brink was one of those people whose life always wondered about.  I'm sure it was a good one.  Too soon to go Brink.

She was a really nice, kind, funny gal.

I liked her a lot.

John skog

Linda Akerson (Towne)

My deepest sympathy to the family of Sandy.  She was one of the ones I remember well from high school.

Lydia Kanyuck (Strand)

So sorry to see of Sandra's passing ! I have not visited our school site! I've missed her and wished I could have had a chance to see her again. Lydia (Kanyuck) Strand  

Terry Cuthbertson

My deepest sympathy to the family.

Joyce Pederson (Roberg)

How sad to lose another classmate.  We remember Sandy fondly from way back at Howe Elemetary. It was a wonderful place to grow up. Our deepest sympathy to all her loved ones.  Kermit & Joyce Roberg

Penelope Anderson

So sorry to hear about Sandy. 

I was invited to her birthday party in grade school. I can still picture myself sitting in the back window seat of her dad's car. I was so happy.

I laughed a lot when I was with her.

Karen Peterson (Osman)

I was so saddened when I received the news of Brink's passing.  We were friends over 60 years and I always called her Brink.   To sum up our years of friendship...Brink was a great devoted friend.  She was a fabulous story teller, funny and a true one of kind. In true Brink fashion, she will be "put out to sea" with the love of her life, her late husband Kurt.   She will be missed.

Carole Erickson (VanDUSEN)

So sorry to hear. She had a very witty personality. Time sure flies. Live life fully.