Saturday, September 9, 2023
Oh dear Lord, what sad news. I met Sandy as a little girl, when she was a parishioner at Concordia Lutheran Church, which was my father's church (Pastor Paul Kaiser). Her whole family were members of the church. Sandy was our first babysitter when we lived on Parker Street (1960's). I remember her coming to babysit us with huge pink curlers in her hair. She was a riot. Lately, we would see each other at Concordia during church services, (when I am in Connecticut). She would always give me a nudge and ask me if I was behaving, and of course I told her "Never"!. She never lost her sense of humor. I am so sorry, Kim, that you lost your Aunt Sandy. She will always be remembered for her wonderful sense of humor. God bless you and your family Kim. Rest In Peace Sandy. See you on the other side someday.
Debbie Kaiser Morse
