Sandra Marilyn "Sandy" Bowers

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Name Sandra Marilyn "Sandy" Bowers Birth 6 Oct 1939 Los Angeles County, CA - California Birth Index
Name: Sandra Marilyn Bowers
Birth Date: 6 Oct 1939
Gender: Female
Mother's Maiden Name: Mann
Birth County: Los Angeles
Gender Female Death 4 Sep 1994 Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA - California, Death Index
Name: Sandra M Drollinger
[Sandra M Bowers]
Social Security #: 570528155
Gender: Female
Birth Date: 6 Oct 1939
Birth Place: California
Death Date: 4 Sep 1994
Death Place: Los Angeles
Mother's Maiden Name: Mann
Father's Surname: Bowers
Person ID I15117 Drollinger Genealogy Last Modified 10 May 2022
Family 1 Richard Burns Selander Children 1. Michael Richard "Mike" Selander-Drollinger Family ID F12013 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 19 Jan 2022
Family 2 Charles Nelson Folks, Jr., b. 19 Nov 1934, OK Marriage 26 Mar 1966 Clark County, NV - Nevada, U.S., Marriage Index
Name: Sandra Marilyn Selander
Spouse: Charles N Folks
Marriage Date: 26 Mar 1966
Recorded county: Clark
Page: D15
Divorce Mar 1971 Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA - California, U.S., Divorce Index
Name: Sandra M Bowers
Spouse Name: Charles N Folks
Location: Los Angeles City
Date: Mar 1971
Children + 1. Lisa Marie Folks-Drollinger Family ID F10660 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 11 Jan 2022
Family 3 Gary Leonard Wilson-Drollinger, b. 26 Aug 1939 d. 7 Oct 2011 (Age 72 years) Marriage 18 Mar 1972 San Diego, San Diego, CA - California Marriage Index
Name: Gary W Drollinger
Age: 32
Est. Birth: abt 1940
Spouse Name: Sandra M Bowers
Spouse Age: 32
Est. Spouse Birth: abt 1940
Date: 18 Mar 1972
LOCATION: San Diego City
Children 1. Laura Anne Drollinger, b. 15 Oct 1972, Los Angeles County, CA d. 23 Dec 1996, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA
(Age 24 years)
Family ID F5032 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 11 Jan 2022
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Lisa and her mother, Sandra.Mother (Sandy) and daughter (Lisa)
This is my 28th motherless Mother’s Day. I miss my mother dearly, but my life is no longer unbearable without her. Sometimes I feel bad that I rarely think of her…but I think that’s a result of my growth over the years. When a girl loses her mother at a young age, it’s hard to move forward when your identity is wrapped up in her. I self-destructed for many years. I’m grateful I came out on the other side of my grief and and figured out that I could evolve without her. I’m even more grateful I was able to raise Jason to adulthood without having my mom there to help, support, and guide me as a young mother.
In the few and far between moments that I think of her, I often hope she is proud of me. But, mostly, I wish I had had the opportunity to have an adult relationship with her and to get to really know her! She was an incredibly kind and generous human. She LOVED animals and didn’t know how to say “no” to a stray.
My Mom made a lot of mistakes but I always knew she loved me. I hope I was/am half the mother she was and I’d give anything for one more Mother’s Day just to tell her how much I appreciated everything she did, and didn’t do, for me!! (Facebook post by Lisa Marie 8 May 2022)