Birth date: Nov 7, 1944 Death date: Apr 15, 2025
Sandra Kay Johnston, daughter of Lynwood S. Feaster, Sr. and Olive B. Tull Feaster, was born on November 7, 1944, in Lafayette, Indiana. She passed away peacefully at home in Falcon, Missouri, on Tuesday, April 15, 2025, at the ag Read Obituary
In loving memory of Sandra (Sandy) Johnston,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. We were very close before she moved to Florida, but unfortunately not as much when she moved back here. I wish she would have contacted me in the last few months. We both could have benefited. Again, our condolences
Thanks for welcoming me into your family 40 years ago. Great memories of family gatherings, holidays, Birthday parties, pool parties, and lots of great meals. We've enjoyed camping trips, canoeing trips and just hanging out. I'll never forget gathering the whole family to meet at Iguana Mia or the few years where everyone had a standing invitation to meet at Applebee's on Friday nights. All good times. You fought a long and tiring battle. You endured a lot and now it is time for you to rest. We will always cherish the memories of the good times. We love you always ❤️
As in-laws we all decided that we would do an annual 1/2 day canoe trip down the Peace River. Al, Sandy, Bill ,myself and our kids would do this adventure together. We had our rented canoes and launched at some God awful hour like 8:00 a.m. Keep in mind some could paddle a canoe with great ease and some of us (me) spent a lot of time in the mangroves. After about 2 hours we would find the perfect bank to stop and dig for sharks teeth. Keep in mind we only had the most top of the line tools - kitchen colander, plastic shovels, metal coffee can with holes so sand would seep through. We would sit in the muck and hope for a BIG tooth.After awhile we all would decide we were hungry so we dug out our sandwiches we brought and another beer. Did I mention we drank beer while canoeing? The best of our lunch was always Sandy's brownies. After some more digging we would head down to the river to our final stop. We had many laughs and made wonderful memories.
We all shared many memories over the years. Sandy and I are fortunate we watched Amber and Michael get married and have children.
I admire Sandy for her courage and strength she used as she fought this 2 year battle. Her family and friends loved her and she will be missed.
I hope she is at peace and reunited with Al. Sandy be looking for another river so when I get there we can continue our adventure.. And don't forget to save me a beer and a delicious brownie!!!
You are missed.❤️
She had the best laugh! And her cooking was out of this world! 💕💕
In loving memory. Sharon , Debbie ,Todd and all the family. May you rest in peace and love to all her family.
