Birth date: Apr 6, 1941 Death date: Jan 2, 2023
Sandi Rosenberg passed away peacefully on January 2, 2023, at the age of 81. Sandi was born in New York but spent most of her life in the Sunshine State. She graduated from Miami Beach High School and received her Bachelor of Arts Read Obituary
So sorry to hear about Cousin Sandi’s passing! I have amazing memories of her infectious laugh and smile when we visited with her and the family down in Kendall and of course, at her parents house in Surfside. Sandi and I travelled together to a wedding about ten years or so ago and I really enjoyed getting to spend time with her. Baruch Dayan Emet.
When my family moved down to Lakeland, FL, in 1947, Sandi and her parents were living in Miami Beach. Her mother was my mother's favorite cousin, and we always looked forward to our trips "down south" to visit. Sandi and I later attended the U of F during the same years. We saw each other from time to time, and when she dated one of my fraternity brothers I would see them riding off together on his Harley. After college we went off in separate directions, although I do remember attending her wedding to Larry.
Until last year my wife and I were living in Las Vegas. Sandi and I kept in touch, however soon a part-time job started sending me to Gainesville from time to time. I then met Kal and looked forward to visiting them both whenever I was in town. I loved hearing about some of their trips, and those that were being planned (and Sandi loved telling me). That progressed into the trips with Michael, Jill and family.
To me, Sandi seemed fearless, involved, and just waiting for the next adventure. She was also kind, considerate and very much appreciated.
I will really miss my favorite cousin.
Our sincerest condolences to her family.
Stan and Heidi Kaufman
Sandi will be deeply missed. She was such a dynamic woman with a heart of gold. She loved her children and family fiercely, she was a fun-loving social butterfly and huge Gator fan. We have comfort knowing that she is reunited with her husband, and will never forget her or her family. We love you, Sandi 💜
Sandi was patient enough to teach a number of us at Vintage View how to play mah jongg which we have enjoyed for many years. She was president of our association and fostered a sense of community here, i.e., Got me to show movies in our clubhouse on sunday afternoons, fostered a game night with goofy prizes, encouraged exercising class in our clubhouse, setup a helping hands network. Joan Hanney
Growing up in the Village of Kendale was pretty great. I remember Sandi being a great mom who was very involved with her kids activities. Back then all of the moms had station wagons, which was fitting because there were a lot of kids around. Everyone would cram in and off we would go on an outing. : ) I spent many days hanging out with Mike and I remember Sandi being especially nice, warm, and caring. I remember activities we did like going camping, roller skating, and birthday parties. We did many fun activities together. Lots of good memories. My thoughts and prayers are with the family.
Sandy will always have a special place in my heart. My teenage years, when I spent many a night of homework or Rummikub in her kitchen or on her amazing, new Tandy computer, we're filled with Sandy's wisdom and laughter. If you are lucky enough to be Michael or Jill's friend, you were lucky enough to know the incredible lady that Sandy was. I thank her for so many things, but mainly for being an amazing mother and second mom to me in my youth. She will be missed.
