Marie Hammer
Sandy came to the opening of the "Trashed Art" show, where I exhibited two of my wooden Faces. All of the "Mysterious Ladies" (our little book club) attended.
Birth date: Feb 9, 1941 Death date: Jun 30, 2026
In Loving Memory of Sandra Gail (Berlow) Hall Sandra Gail, age 85, of Gulfport, Florida, passed away peacefully on June 30, 2026, with her loving daughter Jenny and her dear friend Mary by her side. Born on February 9, 1941, in Read Obituary
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Sandy came to the opening of the "Trashed Art" show, where I exhibited two of my wooden Faces. All of the "Mysterious Ladies" (our little book club) attended.
Sandy honey. No no no. We needed to walk the beach in Ogunquit 20 more times. We all miss you so much. No fair that you were taken from us like this. I hope you and Peggy are waving down and saying it's okay. We are all heartbroken.
It was a deep loss for me and the family but what she did is what I do today. I’m also extremely glad that what I do made me extremely smart and capable is because of her and things would not be the same without her and she was the kind who got up and do things that was incredible. She took me to many places that we hugely enjoyed, she own time took me to a Red Sox game and then later I took her to a giants game. She was there Everytime I looked and she also considered me as a favorite, me and my family and other families are extremely thankful for having her all the way and blessed. I’m glad what I do today both physically and mentally is coming from her and I’m glad she had me. Me and everyone in my and other families are very thankful for having her and thank you for being there.
She is and one of my favorite grandmas I ever had and also what I do right now made me extremely smart and capable of life and it would not be the same without her, what I see and do is because of her, she stood up and did things and it was incredible no matter what. She took me to the Red Sox games once and then I took her to the giants game and took me to many places that she and I did. Things are not gonna be the same Horner what I do is because of her and I’m very grateful of what she has for me and for the family.
I'm honored to say I have many memories. But having breakfast at the Waffke House. Hearing her oohs and ahs with every bite. She loved her breakfast. Miss you my dear friend. Xoxo, Mary Stover.