Sandra Ida Pollex

Sandy was my protector, my best friend and room mate, during the 60’s and 70’s. She taught me very valuable lesson’s during our time together. We had a lot of laughs and good fun. I will never forget the time, us driving in a snow storm, in her old V W bug, with no heater, me scraping ice of the windshield as she drove. We always got where we wanted to get in that bug in fact, she taught me how to shift gears in it. Age 16 and Sandy 18. Karen was usually with us too. Loved them both so much. #7!!

My deepest condolences to all of the family. I did not know Sandra personally but her daughter Marta is one of my best friends as I’ve know her since high school.
Marta spoke of Sandra & Wayne often in a very loving and caring way, she would share the love of music and videos with them.
I know she will miss her dearly, RIP Sandra!

My deepest condolences to Wayne and to all who loved Sandy. She was always my mom’s cool friend (Ginny has also always been cool, of course, but she was my mom, so therefore = not cool to young me!).

I’ll always remember when I was a pre-teen staying at Sandy and Wayne’s place in the GTA, without my parents there: just me, Sandy and Wayne. As hosts, they made me feel special and like a lil’ grown-up for the weekend.

I’ll also remember the visits to Geneva Street and Sandy’s wit, and her laugh; the silliness she brought out of my mom. All of my memories of my parents as ‘social animals’ growing up involve visits from Sandy and Wayne in the summertime, as a group of friends reuniting on the front porch.

Wayne, Sandy was a wonderful person, and she will live on in our memories. My heart aches for you, but we know she’s now at peace, smiling down on you.