Sally was such a special lady to me. She always encouraged and showed confidence in me. I remember saying to her I wasn't a leader but I could follow directions pretty good. She assured me I could do anything I prayed about and put my mind to. She gave me confidence and encouragement that I needed on those times. We shared a short conversation one time about our mutual need to weep from time to time. Something I tried for years to remove from my life. She showed me it wasn't a bad or broken thing in me but a cleansing of sorts. A time to talk to God and renew strength and trust. I know she shared so much of herself with so many of us who needed her wisdom and kindness. Everything from her salvation marriage family and friends was an inspiration to watch. She had so much hurt in the passing of Stacia that she could have been a different person all together but her love for the Lord and family allowed her to share her gifts through the pain. She will forever be an inspiration to me. I will always remember her as a loving kind hearted lady. One of my favorite memories of Sally is when we were sitting around a campfire at Bob and Linda's roasting marshmallows. The kids were letting theirs catch on fire. Andrew Cantrell got a little excited when his caught fire and he began to shake the stick. Well needless to say it went flying into the air and landed directly in Sally's hair. She of course wasn't hurt or burnt and she had a great laugh out of it. She was a great sport about it. So loved the great times my family was blessed to share with Paul and Sally and our Open Door family. They were great times. Love and prayers for you all. Rest in peace sister in Christ. See you when my work is done.