I will always think of "Aunt Sally" with a huge smile on my face. The way she would share stories of her childhood, teenage years, college and even dating while we would share in lunch or dinner on our Santa days brought such fascination, joy and a smile to my face when she would share them. I loved the time I got to spend with her each year on our 8-9 Santa days of the year, loved when she would ask me.... "Did you ask what kind of soup they have today?" when I would order lunch, when she would remember all of the kiddos that had sat in Santa's lap over the years and as Stevan and Sherilyn related in their words in the service, she would ALWAYS follow up and ask about how any of the children were doing who may have had any ailment, disability or cancer. Anyone who may have been going through a tough season in life. She was always asking about how they were doing and cared so much to hear their updates which said so much about how much of a caring soul she truly was. I feel so deeply blessed for my time spent with her at our Santa dinners and always wished I could have spent more than 8 or 9 days of the year together or lived close enough that I could pop in for a visit, but I will be forever grateful for every moment I did have enjoying her company. Uncle Paul, Stevan, Jessica, Sherilyn, Ella & Ezra.... and everyone else who feels the weight of Sally's loss.... I lift you up in my prayers and hugs through this time of healing and grieving. Love to you all. <3 Tanya, Sean & The Angelino Family