Sarah Wilson Smith

We will miss Sarah. Always a kind, gracious, and proper woman that looked younger than her years - and acted wiser than her years.

I knew Sarah through her hubby, Ed. They were a great couple, now reunited. Blessings to their daughters.

What a lady! Sarah was a gentle soul, a classy quiet lady in my book. She was a delight and I shall miss her soft voice at the bridge table. Lynn

Our deepest condolences to Suzy, Amy and their famililies. My "sister" was so kind, so sweet. I never knew her to be anyone but a woman of a gentle and of a warm, caring character. Sarah always reflected the charm and grace of a lady. She adored her family, nurtured her girls, and taught them to be the warm, caring and responsible adults they have become. I shall miss you, my sister; may you rest in peace.

What a wonderful lady! I enjoyed playing bridge with her, and I am so glad to have gotten to know her. Her picture captures her beautiful quiet dignity. We, at the Bridge Studio, will mourn her loss along with her family and friends.

Suzy and Amy,
I am so sorry for your loss. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.
Sincerely,
Stephanie Allen
All Saints c/o 1985
Kelly c/o 1989

We were so glad to get to know Sarah at The Bridge Studio.
Equally sad we won't be seeing her there in the future.
Our sympathy to her extended family.
Barney and Jean Hammer

R.I.P. Thomas Jefferson High School Class of 1956 Graduate. From the TJ Class of 1962.