Sally was born in 1891 to Julius C. Day and Sarah McDonald Day. She had 5 sisters and 3 brothers and lived in Eucheeanna, FL. She married Lee Infinger and had 4 sons. In 1929, when she was 38 years old, her husband passed unexpectedly from appendicitis. She was left with a farm and 4 boys ranging in ages from 15-7 years of age. Relatives offered to take her sons to raise but she insisted on keeping her sons together. They all worked hard to make a living from the 40 acre farm in Eucheeanna. Only 2 years later tragedy struck again when her oldest son Randall died after getting overheated plowing in the field. Afterwards her and her remaining 3 sons stuck together to continue life on the farm. She was a small in physical stature, sweet, caring, and determined woman.

Obituary - June 3, 1967 - The Pensacola Journal - Pensacola, Florida

Mrs. Sally Infinger (76) of DeFuniak Springs, died Thursday night at the home of a son, James Aubrey Infinger, 209 Loftin Street, DeFuniak Springs. She was a native and lifelong resident of DeFuniak Springs. Survivors include three sons, James Aubrey Infinger and Hilton Lee Infinger, both of DeFuniak Springs and Julius Cortez Infinger of Kansas City, MO. a brother, Ernest Day and three sisters, Miss Ann Day and Mrs. Lizzie Robinson all from DeFuniak Springs and Mrs. Belle Wilkes of Texas City, TX; four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2pm Saturday in Euchee Valley Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Richard Bloodworth and the Rev. Glen Spence officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body will be placed in the church one hour before funeral services. Clary Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Pallbearers will be Johnnie Hardy, Charles A. Douglas, Dick Prescott, Bill Day, Vernon Infinger and Roy Infinger. Honorary pallbearers will be W. R. Summerlin, W. F. Gree, Ira Campell, D. V. Mc Clean, I. E. "Buster" Odom, S. M. Covington.