Sandra Sue Flint of Gainesville died Saturday at her daughter's home in Ormond Beach. She was 61.
Ms. Flint was born in St. Louis and moved to Gainesville more than 50 years ago. She was a production technician for Metal Container Corp.
She enjoyed gardening, bird watching and deep sea fishing.
Survivors include daughters Kimberly Owens Stoner of Ormond Beach and Michelle Cobble of St. Petersburg; her mother, Lillian Sapp of Alachua; sisters Carol Otto of Jackson, Miss., Lynda Kaiser of Melrose and Becky Duck of Ormond Beach; a brother, Butch Ford of Gainesville; and one grandchild.
Arrangements by Alavon Direct Cremation Service in Daytona Beach.
The Gainesville Sun August 25, 2004
Ms. Flint was born in St. Louis and moved to Gainesville more than 50 years ago. She was a production technician for Metal Container Corp.
She enjoyed gardening, bird watching and deep sea fishing.
Survivors include daughters Kimberly Owens Stoner of Ormond Beach and Michelle Cobble of St. Petersburg; her mother, Lillian Sapp of Alachua; sisters Carol Otto of Jackson, Miss., Lynda Kaiser of Melrose and Becky Duck of Ormond Beach; a brother, Butch Ford of Gainesville; and one grandchild.
Arrangements by Alavon Direct Cremation Service in Daytona Beach.
The Gainesville Sun August 25, 2004
Sandra Sue Flint of Gainesville died Saturday at her daughter's home in Ormond Beach. She was 61.
Ms. Flint was born in St. Louis and moved to Gainesville more than 50 years ago. She was a production technician for Metal Container Corp.
She enjoyed gardening, bird watching and deep sea fishing.
Survivors include daughters Kimberly Owens Stoner of Ormond Beach and Michelle Cobble of St. Petersburg; her mother, Lillian Sapp of Alachua; sisters Carol Otto of Jackson, Miss., Lynda Kaiser of Melrose and Becky Duck of Ormond Beach; a brother, Butch Ford of Gainesville; and one grandchild.
Arrangements by Alavon Direct Cremation Service in Daytona Beach.
The Gainesville Sun August 25, 2004
Ms. Flint was born in St. Louis and moved to Gainesville more than 50 years ago. She was a production technician for Metal Container Corp.
She enjoyed gardening, bird watching and deep sea fishing.
Survivors include daughters Kimberly Owens Stoner of Ormond Beach and Michelle Cobble of St. Petersburg; her mother, Lillian Sapp of Alachua; sisters Carol Otto of Jackson, Miss., Lynda Kaiser of Melrose and Becky Duck of Ormond Beach; a brother, Butch Ford of Gainesville; and one grandchild.
Arrangements by Alavon Direct Cremation Service in Daytona Beach.
The Gainesville Sun August 25, 2004
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