Sandra Jean Scebbi

Dear Mama,
Not a day will go by that I will not think about you and miss you. Even though we were "unlikley friends" we were friends non the less. You knew me better than anyone, and still loved me. Part of myself has gone with you. That must be that empty feeling that I have? I believe that you are waiting for me in the heavens....that you are in glory, and that all is made clear to you that once was a mystery. All my love, Lee Ann

And, when the departed can no longer be seen or heard, they will live forever in the hearts of those that loved them, always remembered.

Aunt Sandy will always be in my heart.

Lee and Charlie I love you both and am so sorry for your loss - I prayed for her and really hoped to see her again, I am relieved that her pain is over I worried about how much she must have suffered, she will be missed by all who knew and loved her. Karen I know you will also miss your mom, I loved the times we all got together in Westlake for dinners, games, music, laughs, wonderful pictures

Lee and Charlie I love you both and am so sorry for your loss - I prayed for her and really hoped to see her again, I am relieved that her pain is over I worried about how much she must have suffered, she will be missed by all who knew and loved her. Karen I know you will also miss your mom, I loved the times we all got together in Westlake for dinners, games, music, laughs, wonderful pictures taken all the time by Lee and great cookouts and company outside in the nice weather. I miss those times, but will never forget them, they are great memories we can share. I think she was a very wonderful mom, friend and grandma. I love you Sandy and will miss you greatly. Tim, Claudia, Jack and Kursten send their love and will remember her fondly. I am sorry I could not make the service, I am just too ill right now. Love and prayers, Sue

I miss my GG. She died too soon for me. She did things for me. She ate with us. I did love her alot . We all loved her. She let me go in her room before I go to school . I miss her alot . She help me alot too. love Destiny.

Dear Lee and family, We are sending our love and prayers. I remember the meals we would share in your home in years past. Your Mom was there sharing her smile, laughter and sense of humor with us all. She was such a hard worker, too! I know she is missed. May God's loving arms surround you all. In Jesus' Love, Kathy and John Knoblock

Leeann & Karen,
I will miss your Mom for as many years as I have left. We became instant friends on W.84th, and even through some troubling times, we had remained friends. I know you have a large hole in your hearts with the loss of your Mom, I have one too with the loss of my friend for 40 years. I am sad, but thankful that her suffering is over. May the Lord hold you both in his arms and comfort you. Love to the both of you, and the rest of the family.

Sandy, Thank you for welcoming us into your home and loving us like your own. We will miss you.

Sandy and I met at the North Olmsted Rec center. We swam laps every day doing the side stroke so we could talk the whole time. She was a dear friend and I will never forget her. We enjoyed stories about our families, children etc. Her pain is over but she was brave until the end.

We always thought you had the "coolest" mom in the world when we were growing up. She will always be on our memory and in our hearts.

I stood watching as the little ship sailed out to sea.
The setting sun tinted the white sales with a golden light and as the shipped disappeared from sight a voice at my side whispered, "She is gone."

But the sea was a narrow one. On the further shore a little band of friends had gathered to watch and wait in happy expectation. Suddenly they caught sight of the tiny sail and, at the very moment when my companion had whispered, "She

I stood watching as the little ship sailed out to sea.
The setting sun tinted the white sales with a golden light and as the shipped disappeared from sight a voice at my side whispered, "She is gone."

But the sea was a narrow one. On the further shore a little band of friends had gathered to watch and wait in happy expectation. Suddenly they caught sight of the tiny sail and, at the very moment when my companion had whispered, "She is gone" a glad shout went up in joyous welcome, "HERE SHE COMES!"

I love this parable and the picture the words paint. It is especially meaningful to me when I think of Sandy. So many memories of happy times shared together. Through the years we celebrated many joyous occasions and helped each other through the difficult times. I'm grateful for Sandy's presence in my life.

I hope the words of the parable will also bring you comfort.