Sandra Lee Serafini, of Reno, Nevada,died unexpectedly Feb. 28, 2016, at the age of 71.
Sandra was born June 4, 1944, in San Francisco to Ernest Mello and Ruth Ening. She grew up in the San Francisco area and married Joe Serafini on April 5, 1962. Sandra is survived by her husband Joe; her children Leia Serafini, Joe E. Serafini Jr., and his wife Tobie, Dan Serafini, and his wife Erin; and her grandchildren Daivee Serafini, Cooper Serafini and Savannah Serafini.
“Sandra has always been a passionate family member, an extraordinary cook and a beloved friend. She was the type of person who never forgot a birthday and never fell short of making others feel special. Sandra provided an extraordinary amount of happiness to her family, and everyone she had ever met. She was a brilliant and beautiful wife, mother and grandmother. She has positively impacted the souls of many, and will infinitely reside in their hearts. She will forever be remembered as the most benevolent, generous and supportive smiling face to warm the hearts of many.”
A celebration of life is noon April 9, 452 Chestnut Ave., San Bruno, CA.
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