Birth date: Nov 21, 1941 Death date: Sep 4, 2024
It is with great sadness that we announce the peaceful passing of Alexandra Grodzicki (Gorski), in her sleep, on September 4, 2024. Alex (aka Sandy) was a loving and devoted mother, wife, sister, grandmother, and friend whose gen Read Obituary
Dear Jessie and family,
Sue and I extend our sincere sympathy and condolences to you and your family. May God be with you all and grant you comfort and consolation in these days of your grieving.
Your mother is surely Rejoicing in Paradise as she begins her eternal life in Heaven.
Randy & Sue Huber
Jess we did not know your mother but we want you to know she raised a great daughter. You took very good care of her & that takes a lot.
Our deepest condolences to you & your family.
Much love,
John & Suzanne Wheatley
Mamma Grod (and Poppa Grod) were like a second set of parents to me, when I was going through the tough times. Even now, when I’m raising my own daughter I think “WWMGD? (What would Momma Grod do?)”. She told it to you straight and was so welcoming, understanding and a good listener. I became a better person because of her. Later in life my husband met her and seen made the same impression with her infectious smile and laughter. A true testament to your life is how many people you touched or changed. This will be her legacy. Tell Poppa Grod hello for me!
I have many great memories of Sandy (Alex) and all the times she sat at the kitchen counter at "213" laughing and having a great time with my Dad, "Georgie J". After he passed, she would bring over her drink and sit on the porch with me...or I would go over and sit on hers.
She was a very happy and fun lady who will be missed by many. RIP Sandy and enjoy eternity with Bobby and all the others 🙏🩷
A very cool lady- I enjoyed the times I got to visit with her. She was very warm and funny. Jesse, Robb and Zandy took great care of her in her later years-she was very appreciative of them. She will be missed.
Momma Grod was always there at home when her kids came home from school. I usually came by after I was dropped off at my bus stop to see her son Rob. She was always there at the kitchen table doing her crossword puzzle and watching The Guiding Light soap opera. She had a laugh and a smile that made me feel at home in her house. Always there to listen and talk with me. Thinking of her makes me think of simpler times . I’ll miss you Momma Grod and our times together. Your other son Kurt
