Blanket my final resting place

With daisies turning their golden centers

Toward the sun;

Their white petals fluttering in the breeze,

Flowing with it...every one.

May this simple-as-a-daisy soul

Find rest and peace with God

When this earthly journey's done.

----- Sandra Allbee Lacy

Sandra Lea (Allbee) Lacy, "Sandy" (Age 78) - wife, mother, teacher, writer,

author, poet, musician, thespian passed on September 11, 2021, in

Colorado Springs, CO. Sandy was born on April 24, 1943, in Alamosa,

Colorado where she attended Central Grade School; Alamosa High School

- Class of 1961; and graduated from Adams State College in 1965 with a

B.A. in English Language and Literature, Speech-Theatre, and a minor in

Secondary Education. She took M.A. courses in Teaching and Cultural

Linguistics at Colorado State University.

Sandy is survived by her husband of 44 years Charles Lacy "Chuck",

children Heather (Nossaman) Mulqueen, Dustin Lacy, and Jessica (Lacy)

Driscoll, and her rescue cat Bindi.

Sandy, the youngest child of Claudius "Evan" and Cora "Ellen" (Gillespie)

Allbee, and youngest sibling of Ronald, Roy, Charles "Charlie", and Sharon

(all deceased), was called home to be reunited and celebrate with her

parents and siblings, on what would have been her parents 92nd wedding

anniversary.

Sandy has lived in Silverton, Mancos, and the Denver Metro Area,

Colorado; Southern and Central California; Seattle, Washington; Baltimore,

Maryland; returning to her home state of Colorado, settling down with her

husband Chuck in Colorado Springs after retirement.

"Sandy, like a beach" - how she always introduced herself, had several

careers throughout her life, but her passions were writing and teaching. At

the age of nine she wrote her first poem "Our Flag" which sparked her

desire to continue to write throughout her life which produced two published

works: Insight Out, the Collected Poems of Sandra Allbee Lacy, and Pepe

and Lupita and the Great Yawn Jar.

Sandy always had an original poem on the tip of her tongue that she would

generously share/recite for those who would listen. It was her way of giving

a part of herself to the world.

A graveside Funeral and Celebration of Life, will be held on Saturday,

September 25, 2021 (2:00 pm) at Alamosa Municipal Cemetery - 2200

State Ave., Alamosa, CO 81101, The family will gather after the service for

a casual get together at a local establishment. Details will be given at the

end of the service. To express condolences, please visit www.rogersfunerals.com

For those unable to attend in person, the service will be recorded and

made available for viewing at: Link to be added at a later time

In lieu of flowers, please make a donation in Sandy's name to John's

Hopkins University for pancreatic cancer research:

https://pathology.jhu.edu/pancreas/donate OR Make donations payable

to: Johns Hopkins University (On the memo line of the check: in memory of

Sandra Allbee Lacy).

Mail the donation to the attention: Ralph H. Hruban, M.D.

Johns Hopkins Hospital

600 N. Wolfe Street, Carnegie 417

Baltimore, MD 21287