Sandra was a life long resident of Wellsville. She was a secretary at Alfred University until she became a stay at home mom to raise her children. She was a member of the Cross Town Alliance Church of Wellsville who enjoyed senior bus trips, senior luncheons, reading, word games, reading the Bible, and socializing with people. Sandra liked to play the piano and had substituted at several local churches and last played at the Hart House a week before she passed away. After her children had grown she worked for the Green Thumb/ Traveling Teachers and later worked at McDonalds on the Bolivar Road. She loved her family and above all the Lord.
Survivors include a daughter, Ellen Sweet of Wellsville; 2 sons, Charles “Chuck” (Marilou) Sweet of Olean and Edward “Eddie” Sweet of Belmont; one grandchild on the way; her step mother, Betty Stewart of Williamsport, PA.; 2 step sisters, Denise and Diane; several nieces , nephews, and great nieces and nephews.
Friends are welcome to call on Wednesday, March 14, 2018 from 11 am till 1 pm at the Crosstown Alliance Church in Wellsville. Her funeral service will be held at the conclusion of the calling at 1 pm with Pastor Jeremy Gorham and Campus Pastor Jon Schink presiding. Burial will take place in Stannards Cemetery and memorials maybe made to the Cross Town Alliance Church. To leave online condolences please visit www.embserfuneralhome.com.
Sweet Sandy, you will be missed. You loved your family. You loved your friends. And you loved your God. You made your world a brighter place and you will always be a sweet memory to me. Your friend Gary.
ReplyDeleteSandy was a precious friend to all. I enjoyed working with her, volunteering with her and her bright outlook when life was really not so bright. Her faith in God and her love for people kept Sandy going even past her means. I know Sandy is in heaven and I know there is a loss here on earth. To her family and other friends, I pray for each of you to be comforted. God's got a very bright child and our ray of sunshine on earth. ---Melanie
ReplyDeleteShe was a great lady, she was someone who would help you in any way she could. She was our ma and a great friend. We love and miss you dearly. You will forever remain in our hearts. R.I.P. ma
ReplyDeleteWillie & I would like to extend our sympathy to the Sweet family on the loss of their loved one. May God comfort your hearts and give you peace during this time of grief.
ReplyDeleteWillie and I would like to extend our sympathy on the loss of your loved one. May God comfort your hearts and give you peace as you mourn your loss.
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