Birth date: Jul 23, 1940 Death date: Jan 21, 2004
Mrs. Sandra E. “Sandie” Beyer, age 63, passed away Wednesday evening, January 21, 2004. She was born July 23, 1940 in Muskegon to Morton and Edith (Sjoberg) Johnson and had been a life resident. Mrs. Beyer was currently a member a Read Obituary
On behalf of Community Connects choir, please accept our deepest sympathy. We know how very much Sandie enjoyed being a part of the choir and playing for our first concert. We know she will be dearly missed! May your faith sustain you and wonderful memories uplift you at this difficult time! Blessings to the family!##imported-begin##Carol Schwemin##imported-end##
Dear Walt and family. I was so saddened today to hear about Sandie leaving us. She was a very special lady, which you already knew long before I did. Stay strong because you know there are many people praying for you for comfort.
Dan Schreiber##imported-begin##Dan Schreiber##imported-end##
Dear Walt & family:
We were so sorry to hear of Sandie's passing.
One of the fondest memories that I have of Sandie (Judy) is when we worked together at St. Paul's church with the children's choir. I will never forget the performance of Angels, Lambs, Ladybugs and Fireflies that she and I worked with the entire Sunday school/childrens choir to give to the congregation. As long as I had been a member of that church, I had never seen the congregation so filled with God's love as on that evening.
Lee and I also remember our great time with both of you when we went to praise gathering in Indiana in our trailer.
We are so glad that God gave us a chance to know her and we want hope all your wonderful and fond memories of her will remain in your heart always.
Please know we keep you in our prayers that God will give you peace and surround you with His great love.
In God's love,
Lee and Judy##imported-begin##Lee and Judy Eidson##imported-end##
Kathie,
I am so sad to hear of your loss. I know what it feels like to lose your mother. She sounds like she was a wonderful and much loved lady by all. Our deepest sympathies go out to you and your family. It is a wonderful thing that I have had the priveledge of knowing you this past year. I will keep in touch. Deb##imported-begin##Deb & Randy Jackson, Eagle Mountain, Utah##imported-end##
Our Symapathy goes out to your family at this sad time.##imported-begin##Jim & Robin Flannery##imported-end##
My heart goes out to all of you. I met Sandie just this past spring at a Master Class of Gwen Bean’s, and then sang with her a few times during the summer months. In the short time that I knew her, it quickly became clear to me that she was very special. She was the epitome of kindness and grace. She had such a heart to serve the Lord, and it was evident with not only every note that she played, but in everything that she did. She was so willing to help me in any way that she could, though she barely knew me. She is truly an inspiration, and will be greatly missed. Again, my sympathies to you all.##imported-begin##Heather Marie Benson##imported-end##
Kathie, Loving and comforting thoughts are with you in this time of sorrow. I truly can't imagine how you must be feeling. I needed to let you know you are in my thoughts. Vickie##imported-begin##vickie ohs##imported-end##
Dear Walt and Family: I want to express to you my Christian love,thoughts and prayers in your time of sorrow. I fondly remember the times singing under Sandie's direction with the Celebration Choir. I recall her patience with our daughters when giving them their music lessons and then I think of a few times spent in your home sharing laughter--food and baskets! What a special Lady!
I feel blessed to have known her! Sincerely, Karen Bolhuis-Williamsburg, Mi.##imported-begin##Karen Bolhuis##imported-end##
Dear Family,
I found the time of the funeral on this website and see that, unfortunately, I cannot make it in time from Lansing... Please know that you are in my thoughts and in my heart. -And now I share this with you.
Sandie was my mentor, and, my friend.
There are some people in life whom we share such beautiful moments with that we dare not speak of those moments, for fear that words would only depleat their value. Sandie shared many of those moments with many of us. This idea is not surprising to me since it was in her nature to do so. Sandie found life in every breath. She taught us to find life, and beauty, in every breath... and for some, in every note. As I grew to know her better, I begain to realize that beauty and life were manifested in Sandie's music -only because they were first alive within her.
There are so many other ways that Sandie shaped my life; some I will keep to myself, many I will try to put into words and send to you.
-So I end with this.
Thank you for loving your wife and your mother so very much; I can't believe that she would have been so innerly joyful and alive without that.
With Love & Respect,
Jennie D. Gavin (mn: Alexander)##imported-begin##Jennie D. Gavin (mn: Alexander)##imported-end##
Dear Beyer Family:
I have fond memories of Sandy as director of Celebration Singers of which
I was a member for many years. I especially remember the times after practice that Sandy, Mary Sheldon,Barb
Dorsey,Bonnie Bauman and I went to the Hearthstone and talked and laughed and
enjoyed sharing Sandy's company. May God comfort you now and in the coming days. Sandy was a joy to know.##imported-begin##Linda Bouwman##imported-end##
