Sandra Jones, of SeaTac, Washington passed away on April 5, 2024 at the age of 75. She was born in Chester, Pennsylvania to Donald and Ruth McClure on September 12, 1948 – their first born. Afterwards, the family increased with three brothers, Donnie, Brad and Doug.
Sandie enjoyed her younger years, surrounded by an extended family, and she found a love of dancing. When she was 12 years old, the family relocated to Seattle, Washington. There in junior and senior high school, she found her lifelong friends that were nicknamed “girlfriends of the heart”.
Sandie has two biological children, Becky and Jeff. When they were young, she married Larry Jones, and the family increased with four more children: Shelly, Kirt, Charlene, and Cheryl. Sandie’s life was filled with family, friends and food! She loved the holidays, especially Halloween, as well as playing her video games, social media, and wine. Her house was usually filled with several pets. Later in life, she found a love for painting, and many evenings were spent creating art.
Sandie’s life ended way too soon for everyone who knew her. Her absence is deeply felt by all who loved her.
I am so sorry for the loss of Sandy. She was a great words with friends competitor! I will miss our Facebook conversations and the great food posts. My condolences to her family and other friends.
I will miss you for the rest of my life, dear Sandie. We had a long friendship, full of mischief, adventures, food and wine.
Rest, and God willing, we will meet again.
Sweet, sweet Sanders. Thank you for sharing your infectious, funny goodness with the world, it was made better because of you. I’m heartbroken that life got so busy we didn’t get together more often. I will always love you dear friend. My sincere condolences to your family and all who love you.
The Sandie I knew long ago couldn’t wait to meet life. There were no boundaries she wouldn’t challenge. She was funny, kind and fearless. To know she made her transformation with the love of her husband and family is a tribute to a life well lived. You were all blessed.
So sorry for the loss of my friend Sanders. You will be missed.
My sympathy to you and your family.
I’m going to miss you