Sandra Turk Obituary

Tony and family,
So sorry for your loss. I just tried looking you up on the web and this sad news came up..
My deepest condolences to you and your family.
Your old buddy,
Paul Dominguez

To Turk Family and Pasty -

I'm So sorry for your loss. I'm Sandy's cousin. Even though I haven't seen her in years, My mom Diane would talk about there childhood together. She will be deeply missed.

To the Turk family,
I knew Sandy from the Bridgeview Care Center. I have my Aunt Agnes there on the fourth floor and visit her most every day. I will miss seeing Sandy and her beautiful smile. She would always smile and say hello. She always looked nice and I would comment on her outfits. She will be missed.

Just wanted to let you guys know that you are in our thoughts and prayers---let us know if there is ever anything we can do for you guys. We love you

Marian, David, Patti and Jessica Ordinario

To Tony & Tony, Jr. & Frank:
I went to high school with your mom and even attended a few pool parties at your house when you kids were young and Sandy was still her wild, happy, festive self. She was so much fun when we were young and always made us laugh. Some people seemed to be scared of her and THAT made us laugh louder.
All my thoughts & prayers are with your entire family at his time.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family and especially to Debbie O...you were such a great caregiver and friend....88th place neighbors...we will miss Sandy's smile this summer.

My thoughts and prayers are with your whole family today and forever. Although I have not kept in contact in recent years, I wanted to let you know that many of my fondest childhood family memories involved being out at Sandy's house in Hickory Hills. Whether it was running around, playing together (being only a little mischievous) or just watching a late night scary movie with Sandy.
Please take care and may God Bless You - Tony Malia and his son Jesse.