1940
Sandra
2022
Sandra Mary (Sandi) Comma
September 1, 1940 — October 25, 2022
Mrs. Sandra Mary Comma (Sandi) died peacefully Tuesday Morning surround by loved ones in Port St. Lucie Florida on (10/25/2022) at the age of 83.
Sandi was born on September 1, 1939 in Baltimore, MD to Verna & Harry Baron. She graduated from Forest Park High School in 1957 and briefly attended Maryland School For the Arts.
Sandi met the love of her life and High School sweet heart Joseph Pietro Comma through her best friend Millie. Joe and Sandi both ran away and eloped with their best friends as witnesses. They were together 58 years, until Joe’s passing in 2015. Her Heart was broken for the 1st time in her life but she stayed strong for her family the same way her mother did.
Sandi was an accomplished artist who lived life to the fullest. She was known for creating metal sculptures and started her business Tree’s By Sandi in the 1970’s. She sold her art work, up and down the east cost. She was a dedicated and passionate artist, but her children were her finest and most loved creation. Sandi always knew how to have fun and her smile could light up a room. Her flare for fashion and jewelry made her look like a celebrity where ever she went. She owned 1 sports car a Toyota MR2’s and loved Lamborghini’s. She was fortunate enough to travel the world visiting places like Ecuador, Israel and Egypt. Some of her hobbies included Cooking, treasure hunting, decorating, watching horror movies, traveling, playing cards with friends and playing video games. She had an Atari, Nintendo and even a playstation. She could literally win against all of her grandchildren at Paper boy, Dr. Mario & Tetris. Sandi loved spending time with family and friends and always accepted people how they are and if you came to visit you never left hungry or sad. She was a kind, genuine, loyal person with a larger-than-life-personality!
Sandi was blessed with a large and loving family. She spent the last year in the company of her friends, devoted Son and Daughters who stayed with her in Florida to care for her. She enjoyed being able to FaceTime with her grandchildren & great grandchildren. Her legacy lives on through them for there is a piece of her heart & personality in each and everyone of them.
Sandi is survived by her children, Gina Malstead, Lori Gingher, Joseph Pietro Comma Jr. & Grand Children Richard & Daniel Holthaus, Louie & Adam Gingher, Lauren Williams, Joseph Pietro Comma III and Savanna Comma. Along with 13 Great Grandchildren and her dear brother Wayne Stephan Baron.
Sandi is Proceeded in death by her Mother and Father Verna and Harry Baron, brother David Baron and the love of her life, Husband Joseph Pietro Comma.
A funeral will not be scheduled the family will be gathering in the near future to spread Sandi and Joe’s ashes in the ocean per Sandi’s request.
In lieu of flowers, please send condolences to catsamillion1@gmail.com
The family would like to thank Sandi’s caregivers and hospice staff for their efforts, care & dedication.
Sandi was born on September 1, 1939 in Baltimore, MD to Verna & Harry Baron. She graduated from Forest Park High School in 1957 and briefly attended Maryland School For the Arts.
Sandi met the love of her life and High School sweet heart Joseph Pietro Comma through her best friend Millie. Joe and Sandi both ran away and eloped with their best friends as witnesses. They were together 58 years, until Joe’s passing in 2015. Her Heart was broken for the 1st time in her life but she stayed strong for her family the same way her mother did.
Sandi was an accomplished artist who lived life to the fullest. She was known for creating metal sculptures and started her business Tree’s By Sandi in the 1970’s. She sold her art work, up and down the east cost. She was a dedicated and passionate artist, but her children were her finest and most loved creation. Sandi always knew how to have fun and her smile could light up a room. Her flare for fashion and jewelry made her look like a celebrity where ever she went. She owned 1 sports car a Toyota MR2’s and loved Lamborghini’s. She was fortunate enough to travel the world visiting places like Ecuador, Israel and Egypt. Some of her hobbies included Cooking, treasure hunting, decorating, watching horror movies, traveling, playing cards with friends and playing video games. She had an Atari, Nintendo and even a playstation. She could literally win against all of her grandchildren at Paper boy, Dr. Mario & Tetris. Sandi loved spending time with family and friends and always accepted people how they are and if you came to visit you never left hungry or sad. She was a kind, genuine, loyal person with a larger-than-life-personality!
Sandi was blessed with a large and loving family. She spent the last year in the company of her friends, devoted Son and Daughters who stayed with her in Florida to care for her. She enjoyed being able to FaceTime with her grandchildren & great grandchildren. Her legacy lives on through them for there is a piece of her heart & personality in each and everyone of them.
Sandi is survived by her children, Gina Malstead, Lori Gingher, Joseph Pietro Comma Jr. & Grand Children Richard & Daniel Holthaus, Louie & Adam Gingher, Lauren Williams, Joseph Pietro Comma III and Savanna Comma. Along with 13 Great Grandchildren and her dear brother Wayne Stephan Baron.
Sandi is Proceeded in death by her Mother and Father Verna and Harry Baron, brother David Baron and the love of her life, Husband Joseph Pietro Comma.
A funeral will not be scheduled the family will be gathering in the near future to spread Sandi and Joe’s ashes in the ocean per Sandi’s request.
In lieu of flowers, please send condolences to catsamillion1@gmail.com
The family would like to thank Sandi’s caregivers and hospice staff for their efforts, care & dedication.
To send flowers to the family in memory of Sandra Mary (Sandi) Comma, please visit our flower store.
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