Sandra Lynn Morton

Birth date: Oct 7, 1953 Death date: May 4, 2025

Sandra Lynn Morton, affectionately known as ‘Sandy’, peacefully passed away on May 4, 2025 at the age of 71. She was born in Detroit, MI on October 7, 1953 to the late Charles and Connie Davis and accepted Christ at an early age. Read Obituary

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Renee Carpenter

16w ago

I just asked if anyone knew how Sandy was doing at a dinner party 7-18-2025...although they knew of Harry's passing, not one of us had heard of Sandy's passing. So very sorry to know this. Sandy had a beautiful soul...always kind...always giving. Always willing to listen and asking about your life and family. I learned a lot about kindness and humility watching and working with Sandy for many years. Harry was also one of a kind...such a gentleman. Always enjoyed both of them. I'm certain both have been reunited in Heaven.

Brittany Codd

25w ago

Aunt Sandy, you were one of a kind. I’ll always remember the fun family times spent in Okemos where trips to Old Country Buffet were special nights out. She and Uncle Harry always made me feel loved and they showed up to the important events in my life.

I miss her dearly, but I will keep her memory alive for my children. Thank you, Aunt Sandy, for everything. Rest in peace with Uncle Harry.

Diane & Ben

25w ago

Planted a Memorial Tree in honor of Sandra.

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Diane & Ben

25w ago

Sent a Full Of Love Bouquet to the Morton family.

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Edith Jones

25w ago

Well stated, Jeff! Yes, our big sister Sandy was like a 2nd momma. I see her now holding that strap to get us to do what she said until momma got home. Sandy was a sister I always looked up to, even to the point of going into computer & math, because she told me too. I vividly remember how she took me shopping & paid for my 1st evening gown and always wanted to dress me because as she'd say... "everything fits you" and what a joy to shop for me. Plus she always had such good taste. Sandy was & in our hearts will always be our big sister & I often think, "what would Sandy do? and do that!
She will be missed and I, no, all that loved her will feel the absence of her presence, kindness, fairness, love and smile. Sandy, give momma & daddy a hug from all of us, too.
Love ya, my big sister!🥰

Jeffrey L. Davis

25w ago

Sandy, throughout my life you have always been in my corner, my children’s corner. My respect and love for you was like a parent, I never cursed around you and always looked up to you. Momma raised you to be strong and resilient and you showed the rest of us how to carry that torch, I don’t have the words to express how much I love and appreciated what you have done for me, I love you big sis!

Jeffrey L. Davis

25w ago

in honor of Sandra.

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Malika Ali

25w ago

Throughout my lifetime, Sandy was there with quiet love and support. Every graduation, wedding, birth of a child, she was there with a gift.

Her laugh was infectious, and her smile lit up the room. She didn’t deal in negative talk/gossip.. She was a helper, supporter, problem solver.

She was dedicated to her family, especially her son, Justin.

Simply put, she was an amazing person; a true citizen of the world. She will be missed.

Malika Ali- Daughter of Charlenne Greer

Karmen Jones (Chandler, Arizona)

25w ago

in honor of Sandra.

Retta M Johnson

26w ago

To the Morton family I came to meet Sandra back about 4 years ago as her caregiver there was a smile when I laid eyes on her a very warm welcome for the first time that will forever remain in my memory. Deepest Condolences Praying for Strength and Guidance as this time of need Ask and it shall be given Knock and the door shall open Stay Prayed Up.
Retta Johnson

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