Ms. Conheim was one of the most gracious and cultured women it was ever my honor to meet. To her daughters, MaryAnne and Catherine, I offer my kindest wishes.
I am so sorry to hear about Aunt Sandy's death. I will be at St. Colmans on Wednesday. Please let me know where you will be before that if possible. Jerry and I both extend our condolences. We can be reached at 248-626-6162.
Dear MaryAnn and Catherine, I wanted to express my condolences on the loss of your mother. I remember her as such a beautiful and brilliant woman. My mother, Marvel Daines, considered Sandy to be one of her very best and dearest friends. I know that she will be missed. I also know that she and my mom are having some fascinating conversations in the great beyond! With regards, Judy Crabb
Dear family of Sandy, Your mom and I corresponded frequently since I left St. Colman where I worked as the DRE and Pastoral Associate. Sandy's letters were fascinating and lively and always a joy to receive. Our writing had become more sporadic and when I didn't hear from her for a while, sadly I let things slip. My last letter didn't get a response and my Christmas card went astray. I only recently learned that she had died. She had such a wonderful lively mind. I will miss her. Fran Perkett, Traverse City
