Mrs. Sandra Sue Dado-Spivack
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Mrs. Sandra Sue Dado-Spivack

  • January 5, 1945 - January 8, 2011
  • Platte City, Missouri
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“Girls I was so sorry to here of your moms passing :( I have very fond memories of her babysitting me, family holiday get togethers & BBQ's. ...Read More » ”
1 of 12 | Posted by: Darla Sparks Montgomery - CA

“In loving memory of Sandra and family during our good ole Hempstead Lane days! Dear Robin, Rochelle, Stacy, Kristin and Family, Our thoughts and...Read More » ”
2 of 12 | Posted by: Teodora Melton & Stasia Melton Mitchell - CA

“Oh the memories!!!! We had so much fun together. SINGING, DANCING AND LAUGHING!! I was blessed to have her come into my life when I was a teenager...Read More » ”
3 of 12 | Posted by: Megan Nally - Lee's Summit, MO

“I have some amazing memories in high school hanging out at Kristin's home and Sandra making us laugh so much and just being the coolest mom to hang...Read More » ”
4 of 12 | Posted by: Katie Soldano - Freehold, NJ

“My sincere condolences to the Sandra’s entire family. I knew Sandra and her late husband Bobby for most of my adult life. I was Bobby’s best man...Read More » ”
5 of 12 | Posted by: Dewey Hinds - Bakersfield, CA

“Michael and I send our prayers and very best to your family. Michael knew Sandy and Bob in High School and has such fond memories of both. I had...Read More » ”
6 of 12 | Posted by: Dana and Michael Mahoney - AZ

“I am so sorry for your loss. Kristen you look so much like your mom. I can see the spunkiness in her eyes and smile (just like you!). I enjoyed...Read More » ”
7 of 12 | Posted by: Lori Worth Smith - Lee's Summit, MO

“Sandra Dado-Spivack Memorial/Celebration of life...OPEN HOUSE January 22, 2011 The Manor Homes of Arborwalk Clubhouse 6-8pm Join our family ...Read More » ”
8 of 12 | Posted by: Kristin Kavanaugh - Lee's Summit, MO

“To Rich & Sandra's family - We will miss Sandy's bubbly personality. This happened so quickly, she was taken too soon. Our hearts go out to you. You...Read More » ”
9 of 12 | Posted by: Cindy & Rolland Smith - MO

“We used to have so much fun together at work. We worked in a small room above a garage at Pipes Tow for almost three years. SanDee you made me look...Read More » ”
10 of 12 | Posted by: Wendy Watters - Lee's Summit, MO

“Oh the fun, laughter and nights we sat up wondering what would happen next with the teenagers. Love you and miss you Sandee Sue, Vicki and boys ”
11 of 12 | Posted by: Vicki Brown, Dustin and Derek Dernier and Warren - MO

“I will miss my mom so much. I remember all the good times we had. Our every Tuesday Night dinner date due to her crazy hours. I remember her...Read More » ”
12 of 12 | Posted by: Kristin Kavanaugh - Lee's Summit, MO


Sandra Sue Dado-Spivack, 66, of Platte City, Missouri, passed away January 8, 2011. She was born on January 5, 1945, in San Bernardino, California. She is survived by her loving and caring husband, Richard Spivack of Strafford, Connecticut. She is also survived by her children: Robin Schwartz of San Jose, California; Rochelle Dado of Bakersfield, California; Stacy Dado of Delano, California; Kristin Kavanaugh of Lee’s Summit, Missouri; Josh Spivack and Jessica Spivack, both of Strafford, Connecticut; and grandchildren: Corey Skaggs, Kayla Skaggs, Michael Kavanaugh, McKenzie Kavanaugh, and Zachary Kavanaugh. Survivors also include her brothers and sisters: Darrell Sparks, Bobbie Jones, Maxine Garrison, and Richard Sparks. Sandra was loyal, loving, dedicated, and fiercely protective of those she loved. She will be missed forever. We take comfort as a family, that in her last moments of her life…God was the main subject! Heaven is a better place with her there. She was married 38 years to Robert “Bobby” Dado and is dancing with him in Heaven to Anne Murray’s song, “Could I Have This Dance”. A memorial open house will be announced at the Church-Archer-Pasley website as soon as possible and on Facebook. The family suggests memorial contributions be made to the Special Olympics in honor of her daughter, Stacy.