Sandra Reymundo

Sandra Laurel Reymundo, loving wife, mother and grandmother went to be with our Lord and Savior Tuesday April 17, 2012 at the age of 63. She passed peacefully while at home while surrounded by family after a long illness. Sandra was Born in to San Diego California on June 17, 1948. She was the oldest of 6 children and was raised in a military family. Some of her most memorable years were spent in Hawaii, Key West and Milton. She was a long time resident of Milton, FL. Formerly known as Sandy Foss or Sandy Marquez she had worked in the area at a few retail establishments but her most enjoyable time was running her own business. She started the first dance exercise classes in Milton where she taught in the community for several years. She also found great happiness in taking care of and being with her family. Some of her many hobbies included sewing, crocheting, embroidery, gardening, stained glass, making decorative baskets, flower arranging, crafts and attending church. Her life was filled much with love and happiness. She was preceded in death by her Mother, Emma Elizabeth Foss and Father, Captain Walter Jack Foss. She is survived by her husband of 32 years John Preston Reymundo, her three daughters, Michelle Renee Gibson, Meleanie Elizabeth Wadkins and Heather Marcelle Robbins. Survivors also include, grandchildren, Andrew Patrick Gluchacki, Zachary Caleb Robbins, Nathaniel Bryce Robbins, Micah Thomas Robbins and another grandchild due in September, Laurel Ann Wadkins. She is also survived by five siblings, Cheryl Lee Turpin, Hallie Renee Malone, Marcelle Mary Taylor, Jennifer Elizabeth Foss and brother, Captain Carlos F. Foss. Visitation will be held at Olivet Baptist Church 5240 Dogwood Drive Milton, FL 32570 on Friday April 20th from 6pm-8pm. Funeral services will also be at Olivet Baptist Church on Saturday April 21st at 12:30pm with burial at Serenity Gardens in Milton. Arrangements are by Lewis Funeral Home 6405 Highway 90 West, Milton, Florida 32570. The Reymundo family would like to express their heart felt appreciation to all of her church family, friends, and caregivers during her long struggle with diabetes. Any contributions in her name should be made to the American Diabetes Association.