Sandra “Sandy” Ann (Miles) Lupien, 57, of Red Creek, NY passed away. The daughter of Harold and Lena Miles, Sandy was born March 22, 1960. She graduated Skaneateles High School in 1979. Sandy was a nurses aid for 35 years, and retired from Cayuga County Nursing Home.
Sandy is survived her sisters, Barbara (Jim) Bennett and Debra (Steve) Smith, brother, Larry (Kit) Miles, and 20 in-laws and their families. She was an aunt to 29, a great aunt to 45 and great great aunt to 8 nieces and nephews.
Sandy was survived by her husband of 28 years, Paul, three daughters, Amy (Donnie) Hamilton, Sara (Devan) Woodworth and Lora Lupien, two grandchildren, Tristyn Hamilton and Cassidy Woodworth, and lifelong friends; Rita Lupien, Connie and Marty, John and Lori, Dave and Cindy, Chuck and Lucy and Pat, Mark and Rob and their families.
Sandy gave comfort to many people and their families at the end of their lives at work. At Home she gave great stability and much laughter to her family. The smile on her face showed her love for life and the need to “mother” all who entered our home. Always a “warm and fuzzy” feeling in her presence, she was a true angel of mercy.
Services will be private.
In lieu of flowers, donations in Sandy’s memory may be made to the family.
Sandy is survived her sisters, Barbara (Jim) Bennett and Debra (Steve) Smith, brother, Larry (Kit) Miles, and 20 in-laws and their families. She was an aunt to 29, a great aunt to 45 and great great aunt to 8 nieces and nephews.
Sandy was survived by her husband of 28 years, Paul, three daughters, Amy (Donnie) Hamilton, Sara (Devan) Woodworth and Lora Lupien, two grandchildren, Tristyn Hamilton and Cassidy Woodworth, and lifelong friends; Rita Lupien, Connie and Marty, John and Lori, Dave and Cindy, Chuck and Lucy and Pat, Mark and Rob and their families.
Sandy gave comfort to many people and their families at the end of their lives at work. At Home she gave great stability and much laughter to her family. The smile on her face showed her love for life and the need to “mother” all who entered our home. Always a “warm and fuzzy” feeling in her presence, she was a true angel of mercy.
Services will be private.
In lieu of flowers, donations in Sandy’s memory may be made to the family.
