The Nevada Appeal, June 27, 2014
SANDRA JEAN BRITTON BLAIR
"In the early morning hours of June 1, 2014, Sandy passed in her home in Stagecoach, Nevada, while being held by her three children. This ended her very brief entanglement with cancer. She was 67 years of age.
Sandra Britton was born in Oklahoma City on November 20, 1946, as the first born to Norma Jean and Jesse Jean Britton. Sandy grew up in a military family which resulted in many hometowns in her youth. She landed in Lompoc, California, in her teens and settled and raised a family there for the next several decades. She worked for ITT Business Services for over 30 years, retired in 2006, and pursued her dream of a little ranch with horses, chickens, goats, geese, dogs and cats. She moved to the wild and desolate beauty of the Nevada desert where she called Stagecoach, Nevada, her home for the rest of her days.
Sandy held a profound and devoted Christian faith. She was a kind and exceptionally selfless person who always found herself sharing her generous, caring nature. Sandy was an adventurer with a wild imagination. She was bold and intrepid, riding her horses on long solo rides in the desert as well as riding with the local Pony Express Reenactment and the High Desert Horseman's Club.
A memorial service will be held at the Cavalry Baptist Church, 4 Flowery Ave., Dayton, Nevada, on Saturday, June 28, 2014. Flowers and condolences can be sent to the church before January 28.
Sandy's grave site can be found in the Dayton Cemetery, Dayton, Nevada."
SANDRA JEAN BRITTON BLAIR
"In the early morning hours of June 1, 2014, Sandy passed in her home in Stagecoach, Nevada, while being held by her three children. This ended her very brief entanglement with cancer. She was 67 years of age.
Sandra Britton was born in Oklahoma City on November 20, 1946, as the first born to Norma Jean and Jesse Jean Britton. Sandy grew up in a military family which resulted in many hometowns in her youth. She landed in Lompoc, California, in her teens and settled and raised a family there for the next several decades. She worked for ITT Business Services for over 30 years, retired in 2006, and pursued her dream of a little ranch with horses, chickens, goats, geese, dogs and cats. She moved to the wild and desolate beauty of the Nevada desert where she called Stagecoach, Nevada, her home for the rest of her days.
Sandy held a profound and devoted Christian faith. She was a kind and exceptionally selfless person who always found herself sharing her generous, caring nature. Sandy was an adventurer with a wild imagination. She was bold and intrepid, riding her horses on long solo rides in the desert as well as riding with the local Pony Express Reenactment and the High Desert Horseman's Club.
A memorial service will be held at the Cavalry Baptist Church, 4 Flowery Ave., Dayton, Nevada, on Saturday, June 28, 2014. Flowers and condolences can be sent to the church before January 28.
Sandy's grave site can be found in the Dayton Cemetery, Dayton, Nevada."
The Nevada Appeal, June 27, 2014
SANDRA JEAN BRITTON BLAIR
"In the early morning hours of June 1, 2014, Sandy passed in her home in Stagecoach, Nevada, while being held by her three children. This ended her very brief entanglement with cancer. She was 67 years of age.
Sandra Britton was born in Oklahoma City on November 20, 1946, as the first born to Norma Jean and Jesse Jean Britton. Sandy grew up in a military family which resulted in many hometowns in her youth. She landed in Lompoc, California, in her teens and settled and raised a family there for the next several decades. She worked for ITT Business Services for over 30 years, retired in 2006, and pursued her dream of a little ranch with horses, chickens, goats, geese, dogs and cats. She moved to the wild and desolate beauty of the Nevada desert where she called Stagecoach, Nevada, her home for the rest of her days.
Sandy held a profound and devoted Christian faith. She was a kind and exceptionally selfless person who always found herself sharing her generous, caring nature. Sandy was an adventurer with a wild imagination. She was bold and intrepid, riding her horses on long solo rides in the desert as well as riding with the local Pony Express Reenactment and the High Desert Horseman's Club.
A memorial service will be held at the Cavalry Baptist Church, 4 Flowery Ave., Dayton, Nevada, on Saturday, June 28, 2014. Flowers and condolences can be sent to the church before January 28.
Sandy's grave site can be found in the Dayton Cemetery, Dayton, Nevada."
SANDRA JEAN BRITTON BLAIR
"In the early morning hours of June 1, 2014, Sandy passed in her home in Stagecoach, Nevada, while being held by her three children. This ended her very brief entanglement with cancer. She was 67 years of age.
Sandra Britton was born in Oklahoma City on November 20, 1946, as the first born to Norma Jean and Jesse Jean Britton. Sandy grew up in a military family which resulted in many hometowns in her youth. She landed in Lompoc, California, in her teens and settled and raised a family there for the next several decades. She worked for ITT Business Services for over 30 years, retired in 2006, and pursued her dream of a little ranch with horses, chickens, goats, geese, dogs and cats. She moved to the wild and desolate beauty of the Nevada desert where she called Stagecoach, Nevada, her home for the rest of her days.
Sandy held a profound and devoted Christian faith. She was a kind and exceptionally selfless person who always found herself sharing her generous, caring nature. Sandy was an adventurer with a wild imagination. She was bold and intrepid, riding her horses on long solo rides in the desert as well as riding with the local Pony Express Reenactment and the High Desert Horseman's Club.
A memorial service will be held at the Cavalry Baptist Church, 4 Flowery Ave., Dayton, Nevada, on Saturday, June 28, 2014. Flowers and condolences can be sent to the church before January 28.
Sandy's grave site can be found in the Dayton Cemetery, Dayton, Nevada."
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