Sandra (Sandee) Estoos
After long-standing chronic illness, Sandee was peacefully ushered into the presence of her Lord and Savior on Dec. 28, 2021, surrounded by her loving family.
February 4, l944 – December 28, 2021
After long-standing chronic illness, Sandee was peacefully ushered into the presence of her Lord and Savior on Dec. 28, 2021, surrounded by her loving family.
She was born to Vern and Madge McGee on Feb. 4, l944, in Spokane, Washington. While Spokane was her birthplace, she lived her entire life in Moses Lake. She was the oldest and is survived by two siblings, Sherri Bentley (Pete Bentley) and Joani McCort.
On Sept. 22, l962, she married the love of her life, Norman Estoos. In the years that followed, they were blessed with four children: Michelle “Shelly,” Michael, Eric and Shannon. Her family was her pride and joy, the most important thing in her life!
Sandee was well known for her culinary skills, owning her own catering business for over 20 years. She had a keen eye for detail and quality of service. Those who knew her on a more personal level knew her as a very caring, generous and giving friend, who would go out of her way to do something kind for others. She left a legacy of genuine love and kindness and will be missed by many.
She is survived by her loving husband Norman Estoos; four children and spouses Michelle and Mike Wade, Michael and Makayla Estoos, Eric Estoos and Shannon and Jay Herrin; 12 grandchildren and spouses Ethan and Shaylee Estoos, Kalahan and Sean Parkin, Micah and Christina Wade, Madison Herrin engaged to Cameron LaCombe, Kennedy Estoos, Landon Estoos, Kylee Estoos, Kyler Herrin, Maisy Herrin, Anthony Homer, Jayce and Emily Herrin and Derek and Trella Herrin; eight great-grandchildren Corin, Declin and Dawson Estoos. Ireland, Owen and Everly Parkin, Baby Wade due in summer of 2022 and Eleanor Herrin.
A service will be held Jan. 15 at 2 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church located at 112 W. Ivy Ave., Moses Lake, with a reception following. Those wishing to contribute in lieu of flowers may make a donation to Haiti Bible Mission, c/o the First Presbyterian Church, 112 W. Ivy, Moses Lake, WA, 98837.