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In Memory

Sandra Eisler (Callahan)

Sandra Eisler (Callahan)

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To  our friends and family,

It is with a heavy heart that I have to tell you that my wife of 58 years and best friend for 65 years, Sandy (Eisler) Callahan, passed away on Oct. 17, 2022, at 8:58 p.m. She went in for neck surgery. It went well, but she got Covid pneumonia. She put up a strong fight, but it won. I will miss her and love her forever. Till we meet again. Rick

 

Sandra L. Callahan, 79 of East Palestine, Ohio, passed away on Sunday, October 16, 2022, in Good Samaritan Hospice.

Sandy was born on Saturday, June 12, 1943, in Beaver Falls, Pa. She was the daughter of the late Nelson and Dorothy (Schutte) Eisler. Sandy was a 1961 graduate of Beaver Falls High School. 

Sandra worked for Westinghouse (Cutler-Hammer) as an assembler and sold Avon products in her spare time.

Sandy is survived by her husband of 58 years, Frederick “Rick” Callahan; her brother-in-law, Robert (Shirley) Callahan; her sister-in-law, Shannon (Robert) Madgar; and several beloved nieces and nephews.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a brother, Nelson Eisler; and two sisters, Cindy Howe and Peggy Ann Eisler.

The arrangements for Sandra were privately handled by GABAUER-LUTTON FUNERAL HOME- 117 Blackhawk Rd., Chippewa Twp.-www.gabauerfamilyfuneralhomes.com.

 
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10/20/22 09:13 AM #1    

Martha Hosack (Gurdin)

Sandy and I have been friends for as long as I can remember. We grew up across the street from each other. I have so many memories of our time together. She could always make me laugh. I am not usually a giggler but with her I was. We listened to her parents' records in their finished basement, rode our bikes, played hide and seek, and so much more. I remember trying my first and only cigarette in their backyard. Nelson had some and we tried them. Her mom's friend made Sandy a ruffled yellow taffeta dress that I thought was so beautiful so she kindly made one for me as well. I felt so elegant. When Cindy was born, it was like we had a living doll to play with. The Eislers lived across the street until pobably our senior year in high school when they moved to FL. Ike, Sandy's dad, drove a Pennzoil truck. Perhaps that job was no  longer an option and they moved because he got work in FL. Sandy did not go to FL but moved in  with her grandmother. We had little contact in recent. years except on here and on FB. Years ago, I had the number of their house phone and would call her on her birthday. She seemed surprised that I remember the date But I still remember--June 12. The world has lost a spark of laughter and joy. RIP dear friend.

 


10/21/22 12:38 PM #2    

Donna Martin

I didn't live across the street from Sandy, but we were friends from grade school through high school and reconnected on FB. What a lot of fun she was. The world truly has an empty space of love and joy now. May her memory be for a blessing to her family and friends. Donna Martin


10/21/22 03:00 PM #3    

Rodger Del Iben

Sandy was alot of fun in school, we were in several classes , never an unkind word for anyone. We visited Sandy and Rick when they lived in Chippewa, Rick had an extremely nice  50's Chevy and we also ran into them at local car shows. Sandy really liked their old Chevy. They were pretty good friends with Rich and Betts Stockhunas, and Dr Bud Lily and his wife.Bud lived next to Rich and Bettsy. Bud had a few nice old cars and bikes.  The class has lost another wonderful classmate that made the world richer because of them.

 

 

 


10/22/22 12:15 PM #4    

Kaye Webb (Elder)

Sending my sincere sympathy for Sandy's family and friends. She was such a cheerful, pleasant person in high school. I know she will be missed. Peace be with all of you. Kaye

 


10/23/22 11:06 PM #5    

Joan Vasas (Verner)

The note from Sandy's husband to Terry Krivak was lovely.  I used to run into her when shopping in East Palestine, Ohio.  She always stopped to chat, and catch up on the news.  I will miss seeing her.  My sympathy to her husband, and my she rest in peace.


10/24/22 01:50 PM #6    

Cassandra Cline

Sandy was one of my best friends in high school.

She was a ball of energy and fearless,  so much fun and laughter. 

Being kind and caring were also a big part of her.  During the "soap opera drama" teenage moments she was always lending her support.

She will be missed by many.  My condolences to Rick and all of her loved ones,  a very big loss.
 


10/28/22 09:51 PM #7    

Janet Belkowski (MacCrindle)

So sorry to hear of Sandra's passing, may she rest in peace and sending prayers to her family and friends.


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