Birth date: Jul 10, 1937 Death date: Jan 4, 2013
Sandra Kennelly, age 75, of Moulton, Iowa died Friday, January 4, 2012 at Mercy Hospital, Des Moines, Iowa. Sandra was born in Mt. Pleasant, Iowa on July 10, 1937 the daughter of Don and Florence (Schmidt) Tibbetts. She was a Vete Read Obituary
Message to Ann- My dear friend I am sorry for your loss. You have been through so much, and your mom was such a sweet and kind woman. I remember her well. Always had a smile on her face. Please contact me if there is anything I can do for you, even if it is just to listen. Hopefully the thought that she is where she is supposed to be will help you and the rest of your family. She is truly an Angel now. Remembering the time you came to visit me when I lived in Muscatine and wondering where did those times go Many hugs to you Ann. Posted by Judy Lindley-Gee - Centerville, IA - Friend of Ann's January 08, 2013
Sandra, Thank you for all your love and dedication to your family and your country. You held us all in our heart. Now your great heart is with your Maker. Love, Your Cousin, Ann Posted by Ann C. Schmidt - Chicago, IL - First Counsin January 07, 2013
Dear Family and Friends, I'm praying Sandra forward on her journey to her eternal rest. My prayers and love are with each and every one of you. She was the holder of the family memories from her and my time back, especially as we met in Muscatine and the Schmidt Family Reunions in Burlington, Iowa. I always admired her dedication to the WACS in WWII and loved to hear of her escapades with Aunt Frannie when they were young gals. She reminded me that they never told anyone their last name because of the ethos surrounding Germany at the time. We argued politics, etc. over the phone for hours always ending with much love and respect for each other. Keep the love light burning you guys. Aunt Ann Posted by Ann C. Schmidt - Chicago, IL - First Cousin January 07, 2013
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To the Kennelly Family - but especially to Jim, whom I have taken to heart as my brother and best friendProverbs 31 27-31 She watches over the affairs of her household and does not eat the bread of idleness. Her children arise and call her blessed her husband also, and he praises her Many women do noble things, but you surpass them all. Charm is deceptive, and beauty is fleeting but a woman who fears the Lord is to be praised. Give her the reward she has earned, and let her works bring her praise at the city gate. So sorry to hear of your loss of wife, mother and grandparent. Let all who knew her bring joy of good times to their hearts and minds as she has only left us in body. From the heavens above, she will continue to watch over her family. Let her spirit live on in each one of you as you will overcome your loss by the grace of our Lord, Jesus Christ and the wonderful memories she has given to all of you. Jim, the story of how she always made sure the vets had flags on their graves at Memorial Day was a blessing. The family will be in our prayers - PSG (Ret) Robert (Rg) and Joleen Scott Posted by Robert and Joleen Scott - Mount Pleasant, IA - Friends January 07, 2013
Ann so sorry for your loss of your mother. Thoughts and prayers to you and your family. Posted by Lisa Richardson - Ottumwa, IA - coworker of Ann's January 06, 2013
I only met her one time. She gave me some upsidedown cake with milk on it. It was the best I ever had and she never ran out of coffee. She will be missed but will be a new angel in heaven. My prayers are with your family. Posted by Jim Hogue - Anthony, FL - friend January 06, 2013
Thank you Grandma, for giving me so many memories to look back on. As a kid you taught me many things 1.) the best way to eat Strawberries was dipped in sugar. 2.) the best time to go shopping with you was when you were hungry... You let us buy all kinds of stuff! 3.) I remember asking you in 5th grade who the Pope was. The look of horrer came over moms face because I should already know this (she taught me but hey I was a kid with selective hearing. ) I along with many cousins spent many 4 th of July's tying those firecracker things to the doors just waiting to scare you and for you to give us that look oh and I accidentally may have shot your horse with a bottle rocket one 4th (sorry) ) Thank you for giving me so much to remember, I'm so glad I gave my daughter your middle name, she couldn't have been named after a sweeter person. I love you so much and will miss you and think of you often. Posted by Jenny Smith - Herington, KS - Granddaughter January 06, 2013
