With great sadness, we announce the loss of Sandra David on April 20, 2020 after a lengthy illness.
A private graveside service will be held at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery.
Sandy was born February 20,1936 in Cedar Rapids. Her parents were Jerry and Leona Spryncl.
Her parents and a sister, JoAnn Dyal preceded her in death.
Sandy is survived by her loving husband Sam David. They were married over 50 years. Children include Cindy Martin (Larry) of Arizona, Carol Hopfensperger (Steve) of Colorado and Tim David (Jen) of Iowa. Sandy had five grandchildren; Dawn Stenson, Michele Zagar, Ellen Hopfensperger, Brandon and Brenton Dvorsky.
One of Sandy’s favorite childhood memories was living next to the Brucemore Mansion property. She would often hear Leo the Lion roaring each evening at bedtime.
Sandy enjoyed working with people as a nurse’s aid and later as a pharmacy tech at Osco and The Medicine Shop.
People were drawn to Sandy, her sweet personality and friendly smile. Sandy will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved her.
Memorial donations may be directed to Alzheimer’s research in Sandra’s name.
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Funeral Home
A private graveside service will be held at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery.
Sandy was born February 20,1936 in Cedar Rapids. Her parents were Jerry and Leona Spryncl.
Her parents and a sister, JoAnn Dyal preceded her in death.
Sandy is survived by her loving husband Sam David. They were married over 50 years. Children include Cindy Martin (Larry) of Arizona, Carol Hopfensperger (Steve) of Colorado and Tim David (Jen) of Iowa. Sandy had five grandchildren; Dawn Stenson, Michele Zagar, Ellen Hopfensperger, Brandon and Brenton Dvorsky.
One of Sandy’s favorite childhood memories was living next to the Brucemore Mansion property. She would often hear Leo the Lion roaring each evening at bedtime.
Sandy enjoyed working with people as a nurse’s aid and later as a pharmacy tech at Osco and The Medicine Shop.
People were drawn to Sandy, her sweet personality and friendly smile. Sandy will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved her.
Memorial donations may be directed to Alzheimer’s research in Sandra’s name.
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Funeral Home
With great sadness, we announce the loss of Sandra David on April 20, 2020 after a lengthy illness.
A private graveside service will be held at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery.
Sandy was born February 20,1936 in Cedar Rapids. Her parents were Jerry and Leona Spryncl.
Her parents and a sister, JoAnn Dyal preceded her in death.
Sandy is survived by her loving husband Sam David. They were married over 50 years. Children include Cindy Martin (Larry) of Arizona, Carol Hopfensperger (Steve) of Colorado and Tim David (Jen) of Iowa. Sandy had five grandchildren; Dawn Stenson, Michele Zagar, Ellen Hopfensperger, Brandon and Brenton Dvorsky.
One of Sandy’s favorite childhood memories was living next to the Brucemore Mansion property. She would often hear Leo the Lion roaring each evening at bedtime.
Sandy enjoyed working with people as a nurse’s aid and later as a pharmacy tech at Osco and The Medicine Shop.
People were drawn to Sandy, her sweet personality and friendly smile. Sandy will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved her.
Memorial donations may be directed to Alzheimer’s research in Sandra’s name.
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Funeral Home
A private graveside service will be held at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery.
Sandy was born February 20,1936 in Cedar Rapids. Her parents were Jerry and Leona Spryncl.
Her parents and a sister, JoAnn Dyal preceded her in death.
Sandy is survived by her loving husband Sam David. They were married over 50 years. Children include Cindy Martin (Larry) of Arizona, Carol Hopfensperger (Steve) of Colorado and Tim David (Jen) of Iowa. Sandy had five grandchildren; Dawn Stenson, Michele Zagar, Ellen Hopfensperger, Brandon and Brenton Dvorsky.
One of Sandy’s favorite childhood memories was living next to the Brucemore Mansion property. She would often hear Leo the Lion roaring each evening at bedtime.
Sandy enjoyed working with people as a nurse’s aid and later as a pharmacy tech at Osco and The Medicine Shop.
People were drawn to Sandy, her sweet personality and friendly smile. Sandy will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved her.
Memorial donations may be directed to Alzheimer’s research in Sandra’s name.
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