Birth date: Dec 17, 1941 Death date: Jan 13, 2018
Sandra Warner Gildea Sapp, 76, of Stafford County, went home to be with the Lord on Saturday, January 13, 2018. After retirement, she was a dedicated part-time employee at the Department of Disabilities at Germanna Community Coll Read Obituary
I have special memories of the times Sandy and I prayed together for our sons. She was a prayer warrior with mountain moving faith and imparted that anointing to others. I will forever be grateful for her obedience to the Lord to tell me that it was imperative for me to go to Rhode Island recently to lay hands on my grandson. I believe it was then that he received healing. Sandy will be greatly missed.
I have so many memories of Sandy's thoughtfulness, but the most recent involves Bruno the boxer. Sandy received an angel while she was in the hospital from a complete stranger. He worked at the hospital and Sandy prayed with him and wrote his phone number on a card, she wanted to invite him to church. Bruno got the card and ate the number off, she was disappointed, but not mad at the dog. Her dogs could do No wrong.
I have many, many wonderful memories of Sandy, but probably the best one I can share is of her driving us ladies down to Hopewell, VA to see Sid Roth preach. We had so many great moments of discussing the Lord, her boys, whom she loved more than life, and pets. Yes, pets. She was an animal lover, too! She cared immensely for others, and put her whole heart into helping someone through prayer, loving conviction, and just being herself. Jesus is her first love, and I know she's dancing in his arms this moment! She will be missed by so many that she helped in her life, and I will cherish her memory.
There are so many wonderful memories of Sandy. She was always such a beacon of kindness and strength. All of us will remember the amazing cupcakes she so lovingly made every Christmas Eve and how much she loved looking out over the lake in the mornings. Sandy cared so much for those that had the odds against them and was always a willing advocate for them. The world is a bit dimmer now, but heaven just lit up with another bright light.
