As young kids, Sandra was daring, she told me there was a place on the railroad tracks she called ‘Treasure Island’ it had lots of silver money up and down the railroad tracks. I saw Sandra on the tracks, and I went down to see what she was up to. She said come on down, there's lots of money. I did and I saw money everywhere, I joined in the treasure hunt. Then I saw our dad driving down the road and we had to hide. We collected got a lot of change, that treasure hunt was very exhilarating. Love, your Aunt Jenny

In her younger days Sandra was always hungry and love to eat, she told me how full she was, but she wanted to eat more everything tasted so good. It made me laugh, she never gained weight. I said Sandra if I ate like you, I’d be as large as a house you stay so slender and look good in all your clothes. She laughed and rubbed her belly and said it’s the way God made me I really like to eat. She had a great sense of humor and a good outlook on life. She loved her family she told me Rodney and Marlene were her idols. Love your Aunt Jenny

Annette and Beth in 1967, when you were infants, I took care of both you darling babies for nine months during the week and your mother got you for the weekends. It was my first-time taking care of infants, you smelled so good as only infants do. You were both cutie pies that stole my heart. Your mother always stayed for a long visit when she came to get you, she showered you both with kisses and hugs she missed you so much during the week. It ended when my daughter was born. I loved taking care of my sister's twin girls. Jenny