Birth date: Jun 1, 1942 Death date: Mar 16, 2026
Thomas Sandhoff, of Orange City, FL and formerly of Palm Harbor, FL died on March 16, 2026. Tom was surrounded by family members passing away after a brief battle with cancer. Tom was preceded in death by his parents, Thomas, Sr. Read Obituary
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Tom was one of the most caring and genuine Christ followers I've ever had the privilege of knowing. He was always such an encourager to me to live for Christ and make my (our) lives truly count. He was honest and transparent, and was always a joy to be around. He will be missed and made his memory always be a blessing. đź’ś
Tom was my pastor, friend and mentor in the late 80s and 90’s when we were at Seminole Presbyterian. He modeled joy, kindness, faith and what is meant to be present in the lives of others. He touched so many lives including my own. May the Lord comfort and wrap His arms of love around all the Sandhoff clan. ~ David Parsley
Tom was a steady and meaningful presence in my life growing up as a student at Seminole Presbyterian. He had a way about him…funny, easygoing, cool, calm, and collected…that made every interaction feel special. It was always a joy to see him.
I’ll forever carry the memories of his kindness and the quiet impact he had on so many of us. Thinking of Tom will always bring a smile to my face.
-Cameron Coe
Tom was a steady and meaningful presence in my life growing up as a student at Seminole Presbyterian. He had a way about him…funny, easygoing, cool, calm, and collected….that made every interaction feel special. It was always a joy to see him.
I’ll forever carry the memories of his kindness and the quiet impact he had on so many of us. Thinking of Tom will always bring a smile to my face.
-Cameron Coe
We were so lucky having Tom and Karen as neighbors when we arrived to our new home two years ago. We were disappointed with their move but could see how lovely their new apartment was. Tom had a special gift that always made you smile. We are so grateful to have known such a special person and imagine him with the Lord and the angels watching over us with a peaceful smile.
I love this picture of Tom (dad) because to me it shows his heart… truly carefree and full of joy in the Lord! He was always willing to participate in any activities with the grandchildren… and into his last breath, his concern was for others …never for himself! He truly lived like he believed what he said he believed!!!! Heaven certainly had a humongous welcome party when he arrived home!!!!
I first met Tom through St. Andrew’s chapel and Ligonier ministries in 2018. He was a deeply cherished friend of mine. A very gifted teacher and humble man, I can’t speak of all the encouragement and grace he and his wife Karen have shown to me over the years. Tom would meet with me regularly at a diner and would pray with me, talk theology, and strengthen my heart in Christ. Truly saddened at his passing, yet rejoicing he is with the Lord. My deepest sympathies go out to Tom and Karen’s children and grandchildren.
Sincerely,
Danny Gallivan
Tom was a dear friend I got to know through St. Andrew’s chapel and Ligonier ministries in 2018. A tremendously gifted teacher and humble friend, I can’t speak of all the encouragement and grace he and his wife Karen have shown to me over the years. We would meet regularly at a diner and he would pray with me, talk theology, and strengthened my heart countless times. Very saddened at his passing, yet rejoicing he is in the presence of our Lord. My condolences to his children and grandchildren.
