Our condolences to Dorinda, Diane, and family. Sandra had many challenges in life, but she persevered with a smile. May she rest in peace.

- Mike Wilson, Robbi Watnik, and Sofia Watnik, Ashburn , Virginia

A candle has been lit!

Rest in Peace Sandra.

- Jack Weathers, Pooler, GA

My brother and I got the wonderful opportunity to be the pack mules, chefs, and drivers for Sandra, Dorinda, and our mother to Italy back in 2005. What a grand adventure we had - full of breathtaking scenes, fabulous food & wine, and laughter - so much laughter. Sandra was a great friend to my mother, Marty, and she will be missed so very much. I'm grateful to have known such a strong, determined, kind woman who enjoyed life and felt no limits.

- Shannon, Savannah, GA

I am so sad that I will not make it back in town to be able to attend on Friday. Ms. Bath was a huge part of my high school success. I went through some major health issues and some pretty terrible family issues and she was there for me. She was a teacher, mentor and especially a friend to me. When she went through some family loss, I did my best to be there for her. Sandra touched the lives of so many and made a difference in so many more. Families, children and individuals lives were made better because of her. I send my love and prayers to Denise and the other family members who are trying to get through this time. Sandra will be missed, but she is in a better place and able to do all of the things she wanted to do in this life. There is no doubt I will see Sandra again as I know she was able to hear the words "Well done my good and faithful servant!" Rest in Peace, my friend. Oh, and I made the grammar far from perfect so she could enjoy shaking her head as she reads. :-)

- Robert Kozlowski, Brunswick, Ga

Sandra and I first met in 1997 at the first meeting of CEPSA, Coastal Empire Polio Survivors Association. I had never met anyone with polio affecting their arms like me. We became fast friends and enjoyed many trips together, travelling to North GA and Italy and places in between. Her favorite song was Bye Bye Love, and her favorite book was To Kill a Mockingbird. She loved her pets and doted on them. She was witty and had amazing energy, and appreciated a good fried pork chop. For the past 28 years we've worked together to bring support to survivors of polio, and to build awareness for accessibility, vaccinations, and information. Sandra was very generous with her leadership skills, serving three terms as President of CEPSA, publishing the newsletter, preparing materials for exhibitions, and attending Post-Polio Health International conferences. Each CEPSA member was asked to share their polio stories, which fill a volume of our history. We found family in this support group - a place where we could be open and real - assured of finding understanding and love. www.coastalempirepoliosurvivors.org

- Martha S Foxx, Savannah, GA

Windsor Forest High School. Nice talking to you at Savannah Square.

- Felisha Foreman , Savannah , Ga

Ms. Sandra was an inspiration to all of us, especially our students living with different abilities. She was living proof that anything is possible. May her memory be a blessing to her family, friends, and everyone who had the privilege to know her light.

- Project SEARCH, Savannah , GA

. I will miss her spunky spirit.

- Jo Ann Hardyman , Beaufort , SC