Sandy was the creative type; when she wasn’t writing and editing the Dayton Dog Training Newsletter she was making charm bracelets, researching genealogy and was a talented woodcrafter and painter. She never let an opportunity to dance pass her by. She also volunteered at Valley View Middle School helping to manage their early computer labs. At home, she was nicknamed “The General” because “The General” takes orders from no one. (She would roll her eyes at that statement.) She will be remembered for her big and generous heart, often giving to the Humane Society and Salvation Army. As dogs were a consistent force in Sandy’s life, her two papillons Cookie and Scout, are left to wonder if mom is ever coming home. Little do they know, she’s already there.
Sandy was the creative type; when she wasn’t writing and editing the Dayton Dog Training Newsletter she was making charm bracelets, researching genealogy and was a talented woodcrafter and painter. She never let an opportunity to dance pass her by. She also volunteered at Valley View Middle School helping to manage their early computer labs. At home, she was nicknamed “The General” because “The General” takes orders from no one. (She would roll her eyes at that statement.) She will be remembered for her big and generous heart, often giving to the Humane Society and Salvation Army. As dogs were a consistent force in Sandy’s life, her two papillons Cookie and Scout, are left to wonder if mom is ever coming home. Little do they know, she’s already there.
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