In loving memory of

Sandra L. Daw
October 6, 1953 - December 23, 2021

Sandra L. Daw, 68, of Port Ewen, NY, passed away Thursday, December 23, 2021 at home. She was born October 6, 1953 in Kingston, NY daughter of the late Walter and Jessie (DuBois) Daw.

Sandy was a graduate of Kingston High School, Class of 1971, and Ulster County Community College. She retired in 2021 as Senior Probation Assistant for Ulster County Probation / Stop DWI. Prior to working for the county, she was a bookkeeper at Kingston Securities from 1971 to 2000. She was a member of St. John's Episcopal Church in Kingston and was a lifetime member of the Coach House Players.

Sandy is survived by her husband, Robert "Bob" P. Greene of Port Ewen, her siblings, Walter E. Daw of Port Ewen, and Margaret E. Law of Bloomsburg, PA, her nephews, David Daw and his wife Tanya and Nicholas Daw and his wife Nicole, her nieces, Lisa Roberts and Phil Kane and Paula Potter and her husband Ryan, as well as her great nieces and nephews. In addition to her parents, she is predeceased by her sister-in-law, Sharon Daw, and her brother-in-law, George Law.

Arrangements entrusted to Keyser Funeral & Cremation Service, 326 Albany Avenue, Kingston, NY 12401, where family and friends may visit on Wednesday December 29, 2021 from 2pm to 4pm and 7pm to 9pm. The funeral service will take place at the funeral home on Thursday December 30, 2021 at 11am. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Coach House Players, PO Box 3481, Kingston, NY 12402. A tribute for Sandy can be found at www.KeyserFuneralService.com, where you may leave memories and expressions of sympathy for her family.

Tributes

Debra Tierney wrote on Dec 29, 2021:

"Sandy will always be remembered by the Commitment to Kids committee as a very wonderful caring and given lady. You will be missed. Rest in peace friend "

Rosie Schroeder wrote on Dec 29, 2021:

"I was so shocked to hear of Sandra's passing. She was always so full of life it seemed impossible that it happened so suddenly. She didn't pass up any challenger. Her dedication to our family history was never ending. She was always full of humor and was a great help in our first family reunion. She will be missed by many. Love and miss you Sandra, until we meet again. Rosie"

Dale Stoll wrote on Dec 29, 2021:

"I was so sorry to hear of Sandy's sudden passing. I worked with Sandy for many years in the County. She was one of the best. I never had to worry about where the county equipment was for her department. She kept track of it all. She knew exactly where each radar detector was, and every piece of equipment loaned to the local police departments. She would call when new came in, I would tag, and it was sent to the police departments. From there, she was in charge. And never an issue. She was simply the best. A kind, loyal employee, friend, and shoulder when needed. I enjoyed our time together until I retired. Was happy for her when she finally took the leap. So sorry she didn't have time to enjoy it. Rest in peace Sandy. You are missed. ?"

Teri Quarantino wrote on Dec 28, 2021:

"I am so sorry to hear of Sandy's passing. May she be resting in the arms of the Lord. Never was a time when I would see Sandy that I wasn't met with a pleasant greeting. Bob my heart goes out to you but never forget the good memories together, they will carry you through this difficult time and onto the the future. God Bless "

Lynnann Madison wrote on Dec 27, 2021:

"Farewell ~ dear Friend. I will remember working with you. There was nothing you wouldn't take on ... and conquer ! You will be missed. "

Barbara Murphy wrote on Dec 27, 2021:

"I'm in total shock learning of Sandy?s passing. She was a wonderful neighbor! Bob and family please accept my sincerest condolences. Gone to soon. Rest In Peace! Barbara Murphy"

Gerald Marlatt wrote on Dec 27, 2021:

"I was just a new full time officer at the Town of Shawangunk Police Department when I met Sandy. I have been the DARE officer there ever since and Sandy was my saving grace when it came to funding my program thru stop DWI. I became a Sergeant then Chief and all throughout my career, Sandy has been there, advocating for the DARE program and helping me keep mine afloat while other counties were abandoning it. Sandy had become a friend and I couldn?t have done it without her. Our DARE program is still in place today largely due to Sandy?s help. She will be sorely missed and I?m glad to have called her friend. Anything I, or our department can do for her family in this sad time or in the future, our door is open just as Sandy?s was always open to us. ?????Chief Marlatt"

Deb Vermilyea wrote on Dec 27, 2021:

"I am praying for everyone who loved Sandy. A bright light in our lives has gone on before us and we are grieved. She will never be forgotten. Sandy, you are so one of of a kind. Caring, loving, smart and funny! I will miss you. Until we meet again, thank you for being the amazing soul you are!"

Wendy Wajda wrote on Dec 27, 2021:

"My heart goes out to you, Bob, and family. A light lit up in heaven but was extinguished on earth with Sandy?s passing. She was so generous with her time and creativity. She helped me plan volunteer recognition events at Golden Hill and made incredible center pieces. I feel privileged that she was part of my life. "

Karen Kalena Daw wrote on Dec 26, 2021:

"We're so sorry to hear of Sandy's sudden passing. One of the first pictures in our family photo album is of Sandy the year I was born so we always saw her warm smile every time we opened the book. Decades later that picture is etched into my memory. I always enjoyed our emails and phone calls about the Daw family history. It was nothing short of amazing what she was able to find. We count ourselves lucky for knowing such a beautiful person. Our hearts grieve her loss with you."

Ron Peck wrote on Dec 26, 2021:

"I have many memories of Sandy, but my favorite was when I took over for her, making cole slaw for the St John's ham dinner. I was not used to making slaw for 300 people, so Sandy showed me her technique. No spoons required. Sandy dug in with her arms, literally almost to her armpit to stir the stuff up. She explained that's where she got the extra secret flavor from. We will all miss her. Our hearts go out to you Bob."

Dee and Charlie Nenzel wrote on Dec 26, 2021:

"Bob, we are so saddened to hear of Sandy's passing. There are no words. She was so personable and lived her life to the fullest. Know we love you my friend and you are welcome to come to FL if you find you need a road trip. God Bless. "

Betty Martinellee wrote on Dec 26, 2021:

"The loss of my dear friend is just mind-numbing. I cannot imagine the sorrow in your heart, Bob. Sandy's humor and love of life were gifts she always gave freely and blessed so many of us. "

Marge Bennett wrote on Dec 24, 2021:

"It is still a shock that Sandy is gone from us much to soon. I've known Sandy for many, many years... She was a dedicated and much loved member of the Coach House family and will be missed by so many! Rest in the arms of our Lord, Sandy, and and keep those angels in line! ?"

Wayne & Kathy Elliott wrote on Dec 24, 2021:

"Our hearts ache, and the pain of losing Sandy is raw and hurts deeply. She has always been a part of our family and will be greatly missed. We are here for you Bob, today, tomorrow. next month, or next year."

Nicki Anzivina wrote on Dec 24, 2021:

"My deepest sympathy goes out to Bob, Sandy's family and friends and her Coach House family. I worked with her during several shows in the snack bar and came to enjoy her sense of humor and admire her dedication to Coach House. May she reunite with loved ones in heaven and continue to smile down upon everyone she was close to. "