Birth date: Feb 25, 1958 Death date: Jun 30, 2018
Mary Joan Sand 60, passed away on June 30, 2018. She was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to Russell Clifford Cassidy and Catherine Ann Kane. Mary is survived by her husband, Leonard George Sand; children, Kathleen Ann Donaldson Read Obituary
I'm sorry for your lost. I'm sure she will be greatly missed
Still at a loss for words, Aunt Mary. Mom and I have been nonstop talking about you and looking at old photos. I remember having so much fun with you all when we went to visit Florida, but when Mom told me that you left Deltona and drove to Georgia just to spend my first Christmas with me I lost it. You loved us all so much and we loved you right back! As the biggest Patriots fan in the family, I am glad we lost the Super Bowl now. Knowing you got to see your Eagles win and have their parade makes me so happy cause I know it made you so happy. I know you’re looking down on everyone and that we will see you again one day. Love you💚
Only met Mary a few times but she radiated happiness and I was lucky to have met her. My condolences to you, Liz, and your family. Madeline and Naldo
I was privileged to meet Mary through her sister Liz. Although I only spent time with her a few times, I will always remember the warmth of her welcoming smile and wonderful sense of humor.
My sincere condolences to her family and friends.
I’m at a loss for words. You were the very first person we met when we moved in over here. You were always the one I went to when mom was sick and went through all her surgeries with her kidneys. I remember being pregnant with Amber and I will never forget the first time I left her with you or with anyone. I called you like every hour to check up on her and you said she is fine. You always made everyone laugh and you were always there for us. I still can’t believe you are not with us anymore. I love you aunt Mary you were such a great lady and you always had a smile on your face. I still think it’s just a dream it doesn’t feel real. I love you aunt Mary till we meet again. Say hi to everyone up there.
I'm at a loss of words. You were more of an aunt to me than my so called blood aunts. I spent every weekend and every summer of my childhood with you. I know your at peace now but you a so very missed. I love you always aunt Mary. I know your up There drinking a beer with my dad and uncle cliffy 😊 drink one for me...
