I knew Sandy in high school but really got to know her when she married my fraternity brother Jim Rodin. She and Jim were a great team and no one will miss her more than Jim. I’m glad I had to chance to spend time with her over the years and I, as well as those who spent time with them, will enjoy the great memories we had with Sandy and Jim.
Dave Stevenson
Jim,
My thoughts and prayers are with you today. I look forward to seeing you in MN this summer with the Teorey/Nyvall/Perterson side of the family. We all want to celebrate Sandy's life with you at a memorial service in Minneapolis.
Tim
Dear Jim,
Our hearts are so sad. Sandy was one special lady. She was warm and kind hearted and a gentle soul.We will treasure our memories of her. Love, Jack and Ellie Meade
Sandy will certainly be missed. She was a lovely, positive person...always looking for the best in everything. She was the backbone of our Book Club...keeping us in line and informed.
I will always remember the kindness that Sandy and Jim showed me by having me over for dinner after my husband passed away when I knew very few people in Aiken. Sandy will be really missed by all that knew her.
Our hearts are heavy over Sandy’s passing. One of her legacies is that she left this world in a better place, and especially to all those young people who called Jim & Sandy’s home their home while studying as foreign exchange students. She will be missed.
What a beautiful spirit. Sandy was admired for her warm soul, spirited intellect and most of all her kindness. Deepest sympathies Jim. Sandy will be truly missed.
Glad to have attended The Masters together. Wished we had been able to do another trip like we had discussed. She was a”traveling woman” and will leave a big void for all of us who knew her. We enjoyed following your adventures on Facebook
