SANDRA FRANCES SODLOSKY BRIDGES

Condolences & Memories (15 entries)

• I remember talking to Sandy when I decided to go back to university and how supportive she was, sharing her experience with me and encouraging me. She was great to chat with and so kind to the kids coming into their store. Very sad to watch what happened to her. Condolences to her family and friends. Margaret and Bill - Posted by: Margaret McKee (Friend) on: Dec 23, 2016

• I had the good fortune of meeting Sandy when we built our cottage in Grindstone. She always greeted us with a smile and a friendly hello. I know she will be truly missed. So sorry for your loss Don, I know you loved and missed her when she was unable to be at your side. Sandy is now in God's hands and she will be at peace forever more. - Posted by: Gay Sutton (Acquaintance ) on: Dec 16, 2016

• I worked with Sandy many years ago, my dad Eric Powell also worked with her and knew Don. Sandy was a wonderful person and had that smile that lit up a room! It's sad that someone so young (and really she was far from old), has been taken far, far too soon. Many people will miss you Sandy. Our condolences to Don and the families. - Posted by: Gaynor Henry (nee Powell) (Former co-worker at MTS) on: Dec 13, 2016

• Our sincere condolences to Don and family. Sandy will be dearly missed by all of us and our boys. - Posted by: Reg & Fran Braun & Family (Grindstone Friends) on: Dec 13, 2016

• I remember Sandy from my days at 1300 Ellice Avenue back in the 60's and 70's. She was always a fun person and even though we did not always see eye to eye on some things she took it all in stride and there were never any hard feelings between us. I remember when she and Don retired as it was just shortly before I did in 1995. It's sad to see that she was taken from us so soon but at least she is in a better place and suffers pain no longer. My sincerest condolences to Don and family. - Posted by: Edwin Peart (Friend ) on: Dec 11, 2016

• Sandy was a dear friend from day one, when I started at MTS back in 1986 the first question she asked me was do you play baseball, my favorite sport., and so it began, baseball with the MTS Communicators from 1300 Ellice avenue what an awesome time we had at every game and the gatherings we had also had Janete and Dick Laing, the memories are forever in my heart! I was very luck to visit her on Fort Street in the last year and am sure she knew who I was, love you Sandy and will miss you RIP my friend. - Posted by: Debbie Forgie () on: Dec 11, 2016

• Sandy was a very cheery person and it was a pleasure to see her at the store! We will always remember her. Rest in Peace. - Posted by: Ray and Corinne Smith (Grindstone friend) on: Dec 11, 2016

• We knew Sandy and Don from the Grindstone store.Our visits to the store always resulted in long talks with Sandy and Don and we would leave with a box of beer rather than what we intended to buy. SURE MISS THOSE DAYS. MIKE - Posted by: mike and marlene malley (friends from Grindstone) on: Dec 11, 2016

• Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the family at your time of sorrow. - Posted by: Qurie & Susan de Berk Grindstone () on: Dec 11, 2016

• Sandy was a very special person. Our heartfelt sympathy to Don and family, - Posted by: Judy & Kriss Mathieson (Grindstone friends) on: Dec 11, 2016

• Our thoughts and prayers are with Don and family. Sandy was always a smiling and happy face that gave a lift to your day whenever you met her. - Posted by: Wayne & Charlotte Summerly (Cottage neighbour and friend) on: Dec 10, 2016

• Some of my best memories as a child were when we went to visit Auntie Sandy. We all got very excited when we found out we were going to her house or she was coming to visit us. I will always remember how much fun it was to be around her. - Posted by: Kerry McCormack () on: Dec 10, 2016

• I remember Sandy from almost day one of my tenure at MTS. She and Nona were the queens of Construction at that time and their voices were instantly recognisable on the two-way radios in the trucks. Sandy would discreetly turn down the volume on the office radio when the "Gong Show" started near quitting time so that the office boss Ivan wouldn't hear. She was always organising or closely involved with office parties, socials, or charitable events involving MTS and was loved and respected by us all. I have fond memories of working with Sandy and her passing has left a void in the community. - Posted by: Bob Schenk (Work friend) on: Dec 10, 2016

• Will always remember her smiles, giggles, helpfulness, her unconditional love and the fun, so much fun. That yellow barracuda got us in lots of trouble ( Sandy, Griz,Marlene, Betty) too many to name them all. Most helpful bridesmaid of them all. She loved my children and grandchildren. Xmas at Sandies and her Mums with all of her delicious Ukrainian treats. There is not one bad memory of this beautiful lady. My only regret is not spending more time with her the last few years. RIP my friend will love you and remember you always - Posted by: Dave and Marlene Kerr and family (Longtime co worker and friend) on: Dec 10, 2016

• Our condolences to Don and family. Sandy was a kind and gentle women who was good to all. May she rest in piece. God bless your families. - Posted by: Barb @ Doug fisher (Grindstone friends) on: Dec 10, 2016