Birth date: Apr 7, 1958 Death date: Aug 20, 2025
Sandra (Sannie) Lee Breaux, 67, of Fredericksburg, Virginia, passed away peacefully on August 20, 2025, surrounded by her loving family. She was born April 7, 1958 in Portland, Oregon to Harold and Wanda Harrison. A devoted membe Read Obituary
Sannie and my mom were friends since before any of us kids were born. I considered her a second mom. She helped raise me. I grew up right alongside her 2 boys. The memories I have of this wonderful lady are treasures.
Gigi,
Jazelle and I are deeply saddened that we weren’t able to be there with you in your time of need. Had we known, we would have been by your bedside along with the family to say our goodbyes to you. Jazelle and I last night prayed for you and reminisced on all the wonderful times we shared and all the fun memories that were made. Those will be with us forever! I just wish we were able to say goodbye. Jazelle has been a mess over this. Until we meet again Gigi! We love you! 💜💜💜
Gigi, Jazelle and I are deeply saddened by the fact we couldn’t come to say our goodbyes to you. Had we known we would have been by your bedside until god called you home.” Jazelle and I took a moment last night and prayed together and spoke of all the great memories we were able to share with you and Pappy both. You are truly missed. We both send our love and happy thoughts your way. I just hope you knew how much you were loved. Jazelle has been a mess💔 until we meet again Gigi.
Love you to the moon and back
Jazelle and Sierra
I only met Sannie one time but we kept in touch over the years. I took in a stray cat in Monrovia Maryland that thanks to a microchip traced back to Sannie and Ralph in Fredricksburg Va. They drove all the way here to visit her and we had such a nice visit. We continued to keep in touch for a number of years and I often sent pictures to her . Such a sweet lady
Sannie was a truly delightful person, radiating beauty inside and out. She had a special talent for spreading love to everyone around her. Music was her true passion; you could often find her singing hymns, playing the organ, piano, or harmonica, and relishing every moment. As a devoted woman of God, Sannie cared deeply about the health message and was always eager to share it with others. Her gentle spirit and witty sense of humor had a magical way of calming even the angriest hearts, while her warm smile and wisdom brought comfort and peace to those in distress.
I enjoyed having Sandra and Ralph stay at my home when they visited Louisiana. It was always fun and laughter when the whole family would gather. I love and miss you all.
