Sabrina Collins thought she could fly. Blessed with the soul of an artist, the hands of a craftsman and the imagination of a dreamer, she once in her childhood crafted wings intending to launch from a barn. A graduate of the Colorado Institute of Art, her visual talents soared early. Spirited water colorings, Claymation television videos and pen-and-ink studies matured into her life's work -- renowned bronze castings that were featured at galleries and public spaces, including Loveland's Sculpture in the Park.
Sabrina enjoyed traveling, and her personal life's journey enriched family and friends with cherished memories:Young Sabrina developed an appreciation and respect for animals and pets. Adult Sabrina earned the appreciation and respect of colleagues and acquaintances.Young Sabrina developed a quiet sense of humor. Adult Sabrina flashed a subtle smile that signaled a friendly tease.
She was born June 13, 1964, to Leonelle and Robert Collins of Longmont. She had a sister, Julie (Keith), and brother, Matthew Paul (Janet), who died in 2013. Sabrina died Wednesday, Dec. 9.
For the many who will mourn and miss Sabrina, her nieces, Isabella and Lillianna, will tell them: Sabrina now has the wings of an angel.
Published in Longmont Times-Call on Dec. 31, 2015.
Sabrina enjoyed traveling, and her personal life's journey enriched family and friends with cherished memories:Young Sabrina developed an appreciation and respect for animals and pets. Adult Sabrina earned the appreciation and respect of colleagues and acquaintances.Young Sabrina developed a quiet sense of humor. Adult Sabrina flashed a subtle smile that signaled a friendly tease.
She was born June 13, 1964, to Leonelle and Robert Collins of Longmont. She had a sister, Julie (Keith), and brother, Matthew Paul (Janet), who died in 2013. Sabrina died Wednesday, Dec. 9.
For the many who will mourn and miss Sabrina, her nieces, Isabella and Lillianna, will tell them: Sabrina now has the wings of an angel.
Published in Longmont Times-Call on Dec. 31, 2015.
Sabrina Collins thought she could fly. Blessed with the soul of an artist, the hands of a craftsman and the imagination of a dreamer, she once in her childhood crafted wings intending to launch from a barn. A graduate of the Colorado Institute of Art, her visual talents soared early. Spirited water colorings, Claymation television videos and pen-and-ink studies matured into her life's work -- renowned bronze castings that were featured at galleries and public spaces, including Loveland's Sculpture in the Park.
Sabrina enjoyed traveling, and her personal life's journey enriched family and friends with cherished memories:Young Sabrina developed an appreciation and respect for animals and pets. Adult Sabrina earned the appreciation and respect of colleagues and acquaintances.Young Sabrina developed a quiet sense of humor. Adult Sabrina flashed a subtle smile that signaled a friendly tease.
She was born June 13, 1964, to Leonelle and Robert Collins of Longmont. She had a sister, Julie (Keith), and brother, Matthew Paul (Janet), who died in 2013. Sabrina died Wednesday, Dec. 9.
For the many who will mourn and miss Sabrina, her nieces, Isabella and Lillianna, will tell them: Sabrina now has the wings of an angel.
Published in Longmont Times-Call on Dec. 31, 2015.
Sabrina enjoyed traveling, and her personal life's journey enriched family and friends with cherished memories:Young Sabrina developed an appreciation and respect for animals and pets. Adult Sabrina earned the appreciation and respect of colleagues and acquaintances.Young Sabrina developed a quiet sense of humor. Adult Sabrina flashed a subtle smile that signaled a friendly tease.
She was born June 13, 1964, to Leonelle and Robert Collins of Longmont. She had a sister, Julie (Keith), and brother, Matthew Paul (Janet), who died in 2013. Sabrina died Wednesday, Dec. 9.
For the many who will mourn and miss Sabrina, her nieces, Isabella and Lillianna, will tell them: Sabrina now has the wings of an angel.
Published in Longmont Times-Call on Dec. 31, 2015.
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