I miss you so much Sally.  You truly were family, and I'm so glad we could go wild together as Irish twins.  You  taught me sooooooooo much! I know that you now have a peace that surpasses all understanding.   Love, Pegi

 I just recently found out we lost our Dearest Sally when trying to find her info to invite her to our 25 th Wedding Anniversary Celebration! My fondest memories of her was from my early to late teens when she hung out at our home after Up With People Practice at then St. John’s Mercy Hospital Gymnasium.  She was best friends with my brother Richard and Lisa Lord. The three of them were like the musketeers and I was blessed to get to tag along.  The most fun I had with her was when an ice storm hit while in rehearsal  at St. John’s Mercy (now Mercy)It was impossible to drive anywhere so the three of them slid on the ice all the way to our house several blocks away off Conway Road. When they arrived her blue coat was covered in a sheet of ice and her hair was frozen to her face. All three of them were framed in ice. Lisa had on a bright red ice covered coat. We made hot chocolate with marshmallows and sang songs together around the piano my mother played... all afternoon and late into the night. It was one of the best days of my life sharing in their laughter and their joy! After hearing my voice that day She even got me to join them in Up With People! Sally was so totally full of love and kindness and had the greatest love for her family. She is truly missed by me and my heart ,love and prayers go out to her entire family! i know she is up in heaven singing away with the angels choir. ❤️❤️❤️😇❤️❤️❤️

Dear Sally -- I still feel bad about ruining your coat almost 50 years ago.  I'm not sure you ever knew it was me, so I'm fessing up and apologizing.  You were and are so deeply loved by so many.  You brightened the world, and you are missed.  My love to all of the family!

My favorite memory of my Aunt Sally is from when I was a little kid and wanted to go fishing! If you know my family, we aren't exactly the best outdoorsmen. That combined with a lack of equipment wasn't going to stop my sweet Aunt Sally from taking me fishing. We embarked on our adventure to Des Peres park where we sat and talked and laughed and fished for hours. And guess how many fish we caught? None! But that didn't stop Sally and I have from having ourselves a good old time. 

I love you, Aunt Sally.  I will miss you dearly. 

-Your Annie

Lutheran Senior Services

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Mass of Christian Burial

William Leo Cassidy

Theresa Veronica (nee' Campbell) Cassidy

Peggy (Max) Burgdorf

Geri (David) Boschert

Mary Pat (Bob) Kleinman

Bridget (Dave) Spewak

William L. Cassidy Jr.

Matthew (Cally Graham) Burgdorf

Kevin (Michele) Burgdorf

Timothy (Pattie) Burgdorf

Megan (Patrick) Hogan

David (Allison) Boschert Jr.

Brad (Laura) Kleinman

Kelly Kleinman

Katie Kleinman

Colin Spewak

Tracy Spewak

Annie Spewak

Great-nieces and nephews, Mallory and Jack Hogan, Lucy and Winnie Boschert, and Charlie and Will Kleinman

OBITUARY

Sally Cassidy

April 8, 1950 – February 8, 2019

Kriegshauser Mortuary-West Chapel

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