Birth date: Aug 26, 1941 Death date: Jul 10, 2015
Sally A. Cordrey, age 74, of Milton, DE, passed away on Friday, July 10, 2015, at Beebe Healthcare, in Lewes, DE. She was born August 26, 1941in Dover, DE, daughter of the late Ira and Sarah "Sally" (McDonald) Cordrey. Ms. Cordre Read Obituary
Your church family misses you so much Sally.
Sally:
The tears are flowing and can't believe your gone. I only spoke to you the day before and my grief weighs heavy on me. You invited me down this summer
and I was making plans to come. Oh how unfair life can be that I did not get to spend time with you. My heart aches with pain but I know you are holding
God's hand and you are at peace. I will truly miss our conversations on the phone something I looked forward to. How much more lonely it'll be not hearing
from you. May God hold you close in his arms!.
Sally:
"The problem is you think you have time" -(BUDDA), and I did. I'm sorry Sally that I didn't get down to see you. I had planned on it but there are no
guarantees in life and I know better. You left a profound impression on my life and I will miss you dearly as will my family. May God Bless you and keep you.
Dear Sally,
May you rest in God's loving arms. You embodied our true Christ in all your ways. May his light continue to shine through your heavenly work for all eternity.
Love,
Carrie, Ken and Mark
Dear Sally was our teacher, councelor and friend. We will miss you always...
Sally held to the unwavering belief that every individual was worthy of care and encouragement and second chances. By this she bore witness to that "amazing grace" that sustains us all!
Sally was a long time friend who I will never forget. We taught together, camped together, got our master degrees together, enjoyed Friday family pizza nights with our families together. I know that the students you taught and coached are better people today because of you. I will truly miss you, Sally and I will think of you often. Be well and rest in peace, my friend. Alfred and Fay Best
Sally will be deeply missed I truly enjoyed as a hair client May God take of you now🙏
Hello Rick and family,
Know that Sally lived rather than giving up. We went to lunch in a Mexican place in Georgetown. When we questioned the young waiter where home was, he said Quatamala. It turned out that they had common memories of his home. Showing her pictures of one town, they wre just jabbering in Spanish. It seems only right for me to go back there and explain why Sally won't be able to return.
I picture her and my husband just talking and talking up there with The Lord. Keep that thought close to your heart. With Christ's love, Judy Adams
Sally was such a positive influence in my life, and my wife's. She was one of those awesome Christians who made us say, "I want what she has!" And that's because she absolutely emanated the peace of Christ-- every minute of every day. I know Sally is thrilled to be taking the next step of her journey, and I know I'll see her again, and we can share a big "tenor hug" (inside choir joke).
