Sandra Louise Montee completed her journey on earth, Friday, June 20, 2014, at her home in Post Falls, Idaho. She was 75 years old.
Sandy was born on December 3, 1938, in Wichita, Kan., to George and Elizabeth Montee. She was the oldest of seven children - David Montee, Evelyn Breazeal, Ray Montee, Dorothy Wilson, John Montee and Carolyn Simpson.
Sandy attended schools in Osburn and Harrison, Idaho, and was in one of the graduating classes of Kootenai High School.
In 1957, Sandy married James R. Jenicek, and they had four children. When they divorced, Sandy became a single mother juggling college and a job so she could provide a good life for her family. She was later married to Don Cunningham for many years.
Sandy worked as a bookkeeper in the Silver Valley for most of her career, and lived many places in the Northwest, but her house in Osburn, Idaho, was always "home."
After raising her children, Sandy enjoyed many hobbies. Rock and gem collecting were her favorite. Sandy and her grandsons had great rock hunting adventures when the boys were small.
Sandy loved to travel. Her trip to Italy with her daughters ten years ago was a dream come true. She then visited many other countries before health issues made it impossible to travel.
Sandy is survived by her children: Tim Jenicek (Trina), Laurie Phillips (Dan), Julie Wilhelm (Joe), and Jeff Jenicek (Hahn); seven grandchildren: Shelly Hossfeld, Jared Jenicek, Josiah Jenicek, Stryker Phillips, Nicholas Phillips, Cory McPoland, and Melissa Wilhelm; six great grandchildren; and her very special friend, Ray Kinnegard.
Services will be held at 11 a.m., Saturday, June 28, at English Funeral Chapel, Post Falls, with burial to follow at Evergreen Cemetery, Post Falls. A reception will follow at 413 E. First St., Post Falls.
Sandy was born on December 3, 1938, in Wichita, Kan., to George and Elizabeth Montee. She was the oldest of seven children - David Montee, Evelyn Breazeal, Ray Montee, Dorothy Wilson, John Montee and Carolyn Simpson.
Sandy attended schools in Osburn and Harrison, Idaho, and was in one of the graduating classes of Kootenai High School.
In 1957, Sandy married James R. Jenicek, and they had four children. When they divorced, Sandy became a single mother juggling college and a job so she could provide a good life for her family. She was later married to Don Cunningham for many years.
Sandy worked as a bookkeeper in the Silver Valley for most of her career, and lived many places in the Northwest, but her house in Osburn, Idaho, was always "home."
After raising her children, Sandy enjoyed many hobbies. Rock and gem collecting were her favorite. Sandy and her grandsons had great rock hunting adventures when the boys were small.
Sandy loved to travel. Her trip to Italy with her daughters ten years ago was a dream come true. She then visited many other countries before health issues made it impossible to travel.
Sandy is survived by her children: Tim Jenicek (Trina), Laurie Phillips (Dan), Julie Wilhelm (Joe), and Jeff Jenicek (Hahn); seven grandchildren: Shelly Hossfeld, Jared Jenicek, Josiah Jenicek, Stryker Phillips, Nicholas Phillips, Cory McPoland, and Melissa Wilhelm; six great grandchildren; and her very special friend, Ray Kinnegard.
Services will be held at 11 a.m., Saturday, June 28, at English Funeral Chapel, Post Falls, with burial to follow at Evergreen Cemetery, Post Falls. A reception will follow at 413 E. First St., Post Falls.
Sandra Louise Montee completed her journey on earth, Friday, June 20, 2014, at her home in Post Falls, Idaho. She was 75 years old.
Sandy was born on December 3, 1938, in Wichita, Kan., to George and Elizabeth Montee. She was the oldest of seven children - David Montee, Evelyn Breazeal, Ray Montee, Dorothy Wilson, John Montee and Carolyn Simpson.
Sandy attended schools in Osburn and Harrison, Idaho, and was in one of the graduating classes of Kootenai High School.
In 1957, Sandy married James R. Jenicek, and they had four children. When they divorced, Sandy became a single mother juggling college and a job so she could provide a good life for her family. She was later married to Don Cunningham for many years.
Sandy worked as a bookkeeper in the Silver Valley for most of her career, and lived many places in the Northwest, but her house in Osburn, Idaho, was always "home."
After raising her children, Sandy enjoyed many hobbies. Rock and gem collecting were her favorite. Sandy and her grandsons had great rock hunting adventures when the boys were small.
Sandy loved to travel. Her trip to Italy with her daughters ten years ago was a dream come true. She then visited many other countries before health issues made it impossible to travel.
Sandy is survived by her children: Tim Jenicek (Trina), Laurie Phillips (Dan), Julie Wilhelm (Joe), and Jeff Jenicek (Hahn); seven grandchildren: Shelly Hossfeld, Jared Jenicek, Josiah Jenicek, Stryker Phillips, Nicholas Phillips, Cory McPoland, and Melissa Wilhelm; six great grandchildren; and her very special friend, Ray Kinnegard.
Services will be held at 11 a.m., Saturday, June 28, at English Funeral Chapel, Post Falls, with burial to follow at Evergreen Cemetery, Post Falls. A reception will follow at 413 E. First St., Post Falls.
Sandy was born on December 3, 1938, in Wichita, Kan., to George and Elizabeth Montee. She was the oldest of seven children - David Montee, Evelyn Breazeal, Ray Montee, Dorothy Wilson, John Montee and Carolyn Simpson.
Sandy attended schools in Osburn and Harrison, Idaho, and was in one of the graduating classes of Kootenai High School.
In 1957, Sandy married James R. Jenicek, and they had four children. When they divorced, Sandy became a single mother juggling college and a job so she could provide a good life for her family. She was later married to Don Cunningham for many years.
Sandy worked as a bookkeeper in the Silver Valley for most of her career, and lived many places in the Northwest, but her house in Osburn, Idaho, was always "home."
After raising her children, Sandy enjoyed many hobbies. Rock and gem collecting were her favorite. Sandy and her grandsons had great rock hunting adventures when the boys were small.
Sandy loved to travel. Her trip to Italy with her daughters ten years ago was a dream come true. She then visited many other countries before health issues made it impossible to travel.
Sandy is survived by her children: Tim Jenicek (Trina), Laurie Phillips (Dan), Julie Wilhelm (Joe), and Jeff Jenicek (Hahn); seven grandchildren: Shelly Hossfeld, Jared Jenicek, Josiah Jenicek, Stryker Phillips, Nicholas Phillips, Cory McPoland, and Melissa Wilhelm; six great grandchildren; and her very special friend, Ray Kinnegard.
Services will be held at 11 a.m., Saturday, June 28, at English Funeral Chapel, Post Falls, with burial to follow at Evergreen Cemetery, Post Falls. A reception will follow at 413 E. First St., Post Falls.
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