

Born in Hartford, Connecticut, in 1937, Sandy grew up in Glastonbury and made her lifelong home next to her parents' house on Pratt Street. A woman of deep faith, Sandy was a longtime member of the former Hockanum United Methodist Church in East Hartford. Above all, Sandy valued her family. After her father’s passing, she remained near her mother on Pratt Street, regularly sharing meals and daily life. Because of this, her grandchildren, whom she frequently babysat, were blessed with the gift of growing up surrounded by multiple generations of family.
After a twenty-year career at Pratt & Whitney, Sandy retired and embarked on many adventures with her husband, traveling across the United States, Europe, and the Caribbean. Eventually, they found their winter haven in Jupiter, Florida where they formed many new and wonderful friendships that brought her great joy and deep connection. An exceptionally talented gardener, Sandy took great pride in tending her flower beds in both Florida and back home in Connecticut. Wherever she was, Sandy loved sharing her time with her family and eagerly welcomed new and old friends into her home. What is certain is that she had a true gift for making everyone in her life feel cared for. Whether it was a cross-stitched or needlepoint keepsake, or a home-cooked meal, she expressed her affection through her hands. Perhaps everyone’s fondest memory is that Sandy was simply the best baker. She always seemed to have a delicious pie or a fresh plate of cookies ready whenever guests arrived at her home.
Sandy will be deeply missed and remembered by her brother, John “Jack” A. LaFargue and wife, Joey of Maricopa Co., AZ; son, Allan R. Hebbe and wife, Mona of South Windsor, CT; daughter, Terri A. Hebbe and husband, Edward J. Cain of Glastonbury, CT; daughter, Lori J. Hebbe of Manchester, CT; stepdaughter, Kathleen “Kathy” (Sheridan) Thon and husband, William of Summerville, SC; grandchildren, Christopher Hebbe, Satyam Desai and wife, Bhavisha, Sean Cain and wife, Kelsey Boyne, and Annika (Hebbe) Patten and husband, Luke; great-grandchildren, Arya Desai and Kayden Desai; and many nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends. Sandy’s loved ones take comfort in the knowledge that she has been welcomed home by her husband, Edward J. Sheridan; parents, Stanley H. and Pauline K. (Drusbacky) LaFargue; brother, Richard “Dick” LaFargue and wife, Jerilyn “Jerry” (Pracon); stepson, James “Jimmy” Sheridan; and grandson, Michael Hudock.
A private funeral and burial will be held at St. James Episcopal Cemetery in Glastonbury with no calling hours. The family extends their deepest gratitude to the caregivers at Alto at Evergreen Walk for their compassion and support. In lieu of flowers, a memorial contribution in Sandy's name to Wapping Community Church, 1790 Ellington Rd, South Windsor CT 06074 or Alzheimer’s Association of Connecticut is suggested (10 Executive Drive, Suite 202, Farmington, CT 06032). Online condolences may be shared through D’Esopo Memorial Chapel in East Hartford at www.desopoeh.com
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Wapping Community Church1790 Ellington Road, South Windsor, Connecticut 06074
Alzheimer's Association of CT10 Executive Drive, Suite 202, Farmington, Connecticut 06032
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