Birth date: Jul 6, 1944 Death date: Aug 27, 2014
Sandra E. (Piano) Tropea, 70, of North Syracuse, passed away Wednesday, August 27th at the Brookside Hospice House in Palm Harbor Florida. She and her late husband, Vincent F. Tropea, Jr., resided in the Syracuse area most of thei Read Obituary
My Dearest Sandy, I'll miss you more than you'll ever know. My rides to and from work won't be the same anymore cause that's when we'd do most of our chatting since you moved away 2 + years ago.
The only good thing (if there is a good thing) is that you are where you wanted to be - back with your loving husband Vince. I'm sure you two are having a "ball" in heaven. See you again someday. Love, Amy Hunter
Dear Mom,
I am so happy that you suffer no more. You will be missed more than you or even I could have ever imagined. It's one day after your services and man would you have been proud of how well you prepared everything. It was simply beautiful (and very fancy). I along with Geese know that Pop was standing there waiting for you. There never was or never will be a couple quite like the two of you! I already miss my phone ringing off my belt with you on the other end saying "Vinny, Mommy needs something". You were truely the best at everything you set out to do. My only wish was that you did not have to endure all of those years of suffering. I'm sure you are up there in the kitchen getting back to all the things you loved but could not do in the last few years. May you now be in eternal peace, you certainly deserve it!
I love you and already miss you.
Vinny
~"That's just Sandy"~
"That's just Sandy"...
Is what they'd always say
Whenever she spoke her mind
Or wanted her own way
Whether cooking meals with love
Or baking sweet confections,
Sandy was a master in her own right
Of culinary perfection
She was a whirlwind with Windex
The cleanest home you'd ever see
What took many a folk 8 hours,
Took Sandy only three
She may have had her faults
But who doesn't from time to time
She made up for it, in many ways
For she was thoughtful and she was kind
Her friends, they were a plenty
That shared memories galore
With a scotch sour, or two
She'd cut a rug out on the floor
If ever she had an addiction
It was shopping, to say the least
No store ever went unturned
For the "Shopaholic of The East"
To most of you, "That's just Sandy"
But to someone else, she's even more
That someone would be "her Vinny",
Who will be waiting at Heaven's door...
~Lisa Marie Tropea~
I love you Momma Bear.. May you finally rest in peace with Pa.
Of all the graduates of the Solvay H.S. Class of 62, you are the only one I can remember. That's because you were the nicest. May you rest in peace.
Gloria (McGregor) Sellers
We would like to express our condolences to you and your family.Our thoughts and prayers with all of you. Gus and family.
