Guestbook for Sondra J. Tarr
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September 7, 2020 | Marie "Bunny" Varian - Sebasco Estates, ME -- USA

Hello to everyone in Sondra's family. I haven't seen her in decades, but I knew her when she was a kid, and a wonderful person she was. Big smiles, lots of energy, loving and caring with Theresa's little ones, and just all-around good. I'm so,so sorry to read about the hard fight with cancer.
With love to you all, Bunny

September 6, 2020 | Wendy Irving - Apex, NC -- USA

My sincere condolences on your family’s loss. I am praying for you.

September 4, 2020 | John and Maryann Leonard - Turner, Maine -- USA

I remember the first time meeting Sandy down at Fosters Point on New Meadows in 1959. We had returned from Germany and the whole Leonard and Tarr clan were having a family celebration. For the next sixty one years we celebrated life love and holidays no matter where we were. You were always a constant in our world and your smile is still with us. We were always welcomed at your table and included in the discussion of the day. Those memories are still vivid in our minds, and we will remember them always. We all love you Sandy !

September 2, 2020 | Walter A Mosher - Auburn, Maine -- Androscoggin

Sending my condolence's to the family and friends of Sondra J Tarr. She will always be remembered as such a happy and positive person. When growing up we always so excited when we knew she was coming to visit the North Bath Mosher's. Thoughts and prayers to her family.

September 2, 2020 | Barbara Aliberti - Lewiston, Maine -- USA

My most heartfelt sympathy is extended to you all at your loss of such a special woman.I can't remember a time that she didn't have a warm smile on her face.I know their are many special memories for you to reflect upon for comfort.
Remembering her in my prayers, Barbara

September 2, 2020 | Kathie Leonard - Auburn, ME -- US

Sandy's voice was recorded for our automated phone system at Auburn Mfg. because everyone who called wanted to hear her friendly voice with a smile behind it. She made everyone feel welcome and important, both at work and at home. It was an honor to have known her both personally and professionally. While she left us too soon, as I'm sure is true for many, she will always hold an extra special place in my heart.