In Memoriam for James Sandrock
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James Nicholas Sandrock, 55, passed away suddenly on May 21, 2017, while in Cleveland, OH, to attend a function with his wife Nancy and his two youngest sons. He leaves behind his wife Nancy of 36 years, his adult children Jennifer, Naomi, Janinne, Nicholas, Joshua, Nathan, Joanna, Nikki, and Justin; two young sons, Jonathan(14), and Neil (12); his grandchildren Jade (14), Brendan (12), Cora (9), Amelia (4), Tobias (2), Eleanor(6 months), Gabriel (9), AnnaMarie (6), TalaLlyn (4), WillowEve (1), MaryMay (12 weeks), Nathan (5), and Esmeralda (1). He is also survived by his parents, John and Justine Sandrock, and siblings June, Jerome, Judith, Joycelyn, Jean-Paul, and Jeffrey.
The family is very spread out, as families in this day and age do, with immediate family members in Alaska, Arizona, Texas, Louisiana. and Mississippi, and other family members in California, Florida, and Maryland. James was a native of Slidell, LA, where his mother, father, and several of his siblings are still located. He spent many of his married years in Arizona, where four of his adult children live, so the family plans to do two memorial services/funerals to accomodate family who are unable to travel long distances, and long-time friends in both locations. The costs of transporting his remains home, and travel, especially for the family members with young children flying from Alaska are not insignificant, and we would appreciate your help in assisting family members to come together in their time of grief to say goodbye.
We thank you for your kindness, prayers, good wishes, and generosity in this difficult time. God bless!
The family is very spread out, as families in this day and age do, with immediate family members in Alaska, Arizona, Texas, Louisiana. and Mississippi, and other family members in California, Florida, and Maryland. James was a native of Slidell, LA, where his mother, father, and several of his siblings are still located. He spent many of his married years in Arizona, where four of his adult children live, so the family plans to do two memorial services/funerals to accomodate family who are unable to travel long distances, and long-time friends in both locations. The costs of transporting his remains home, and travel, especially for the family members with young children flying from Alaska are not insignificant, and we would appreciate your help in assisting family members to come together in their time of grief to say goodbye.
We thank you for your kindness, prayers, good wishes, and generosity in this difficult time. God bless!
Organizer
Naomi Shim
Organizer
Weslaco, TX