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WALLACE, Sandra Jean Storhaug 70 years, Santa Rosa CA. Died on November 24, 2015. Sandra was born in North Dakota to Arthur and Esther Storhaug, and grew up in Larkspur, CA, attending Redwood High School. She was an active and enthusiastic member of Hope Chapel of Santa Rosa. She particularly loved volunteering with the preschool at Hope Chapel and making colorful and fun wall decorations and learning materials. She spent many years working at Heller's for Children in San Rafael, Lowman's Baby News in Santa Rosa and Patelco Credit Union in various branches. Preceded in death by her beloved husband, Harvey Wayne Wallace of Rohnert Park. Survived by her daughter and son-in-law, Denise and Keith Hinton; daughter, Debbie Wallace; sister, Linda, and her husband, Steve Pelletier, of San Diego; brother, Thomas Storhaug, and his wife, Nancy, of Mililani, HI; along with many nieces, nephews and grand-nieces and nephews on both sides of the family
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Bev Sadler (Prowell)
Very sorry to hear this news. Sandy was such a sweet gal - I remember her wonderful smile. Sincerest condolences to all of her family.
Gary Parraga
Sorry to here that Sandy has passed. 70 is to early as all of us will agree. I remember when she worked with me and others on one of our HS Reunions. RIP Sandy.
Linn Offenbach (Maraccini)
Such sad news, I have such fond memories of Sandee, Larkspur Corte Madera School, Hillview Gardens, Redwood, and College of Marin. Rest in Peace.
Jeff Teather
I am very sorry to hear of Sandy's passing. Rest in Peace, Sandy.
Steve Bosshard
I had known Sandy since 8th Grade at LCM. Uncle Doug Lindauer was our teacher. She was best friends with Dana Wilkins whom had a crush on. Then ionto High School, I left Redwood in start of Senior year etc and we eventually lost touch. Spring forward 20 plus years and my oldest son is going to high school with one of her daughters. Small world to meet again like that. Both her and her husband died way too young. Rest in Peace Sandy.
Bev Breithaupt (McCallister)
Sandy was always so kind to her classmates. She always said hello in the hallways. I remember her hanging out with Linda Offenbach. They were both in Job's Daughters with me. Hard to see our classmates passing!
My sympathy to her family for their loss. Bev Breithaupt Mc Calllister