Cozette Marie Davis Sandifer, daughter of the late George and Vernell Davis, died on 9/6/12 at Guggenheimer Health and Rehabilitation. She was preceded in death by her parents, brothers George, Jr. and Jewel, and sister Catherine Wilson.
Cozette was also preceded in death by her husband, Fletcher Edward Sandifer and a grandchild. Surviving her are her loving daughters, Renika Sandifer and Felicia S. Anderson, both of Lynchburg, her devoted grandchildren, Chania Anderson and Carlos Anderson, Jr., her beloved son in law, Carlos Anderson, Sr., also of Lynchburg her sisters Betty Davis, of Bellevue WA, Dorothy Silver of Seattle, WA, Antoinette Acker of Tacoma, WA, her brother James Davis of Seattle, WA and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and wonderful friends.
Cozette was originally from Seattle, WA and moved to Lynchburg with her husband Fletcher to raise their family. She worked for Days Inn, then Wingate Inn until she retired in 2002. Cozette was a wonderful and loving woman who lived to be of service not only to those she loved and her community, but most importantly, to her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Upon her retirement, she immediately began volunteering much of her time to The Daily Bread and to her Lord. But the joy of her life was being "Gamma". She gave of herself until her health would not allow it, and though the gift of her presence will be missed, we are also forever changed by and grateful for it all the same. She will be missed.
We will celebrate the life of this remarkable daughter of God on Saturday, 9/15/12 at 3:00pm at Davis Turner Funeral Home. Please join in the celebration by wearing a bit of red, her favorite color, as we remember the gift of her life that God gave us on Valentine's Day in 1942. The Family will receive friends Friday at 6:00 PM at the residence of Valerie Alexander, 1032 Long Meadow Dr., Lynchburg. Condolences may be sent to www.Davis-Turner.com. Service of comfort rendered by Davis-Turner Funeral Service.
Published in The News & Advance on September 13, 2012
Cozette was also preceded in death by her husband, Fletcher Edward Sandifer and a grandchild. Surviving her are her loving daughters, Renika Sandifer and Felicia S. Anderson, both of Lynchburg, her devoted grandchildren, Chania Anderson and Carlos Anderson, Jr., her beloved son in law, Carlos Anderson, Sr., also of Lynchburg her sisters Betty Davis, of Bellevue WA, Dorothy Silver of Seattle, WA, Antoinette Acker of Tacoma, WA, her brother James Davis of Seattle, WA and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and wonderful friends.
Cozette was originally from Seattle, WA and moved to Lynchburg with her husband Fletcher to raise their family. She worked for Days Inn, then Wingate Inn until she retired in 2002. Cozette was a wonderful and loving woman who lived to be of service not only to those she loved and her community, but most importantly, to her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Upon her retirement, she immediately began volunteering much of her time to The Daily Bread and to her Lord. But the joy of her life was being "Gamma". She gave of herself until her health would not allow it, and though the gift of her presence will be missed, we are also forever changed by and grateful for it all the same. She will be missed.
We will celebrate the life of this remarkable daughter of God on Saturday, 9/15/12 at 3:00pm at Davis Turner Funeral Home. Please join in the celebration by wearing a bit of red, her favorite color, as we remember the gift of her life that God gave us on Valentine's Day in 1942. The Family will receive friends Friday at 6:00 PM at the residence of Valerie Alexander, 1032 Long Meadow Dr., Lynchburg. Condolences may be sent to www.Davis-Turner.com. Service of comfort rendered by Davis-Turner Funeral Service.
Published in The News & Advance on September 13, 2012
Cozette Marie Davis Sandifer, daughter of the late George and Vernell Davis, died on 9/6/12 at Guggenheimer Health and Rehabilitation. She was preceded in death by her parents, brothers George, Jr. and Jewel, and sister Catherine Wilson.
Cozette was also preceded in death by her husband, Fletcher Edward Sandifer and a grandchild. Surviving her are her loving daughters, Renika Sandifer and Felicia S. Anderson, both of Lynchburg, her devoted grandchildren, Chania Anderson and Carlos Anderson, Jr., her beloved son in law, Carlos Anderson, Sr., also of Lynchburg her sisters Betty Davis, of Bellevue WA, Dorothy Silver of Seattle, WA, Antoinette Acker of Tacoma, WA, her brother James Davis of Seattle, WA and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and wonderful friends.
Cozette was originally from Seattle, WA and moved to Lynchburg with her husband Fletcher to raise their family. She worked for Days Inn, then Wingate Inn until she retired in 2002. Cozette was a wonderful and loving woman who lived to be of service not only to those she loved and her community, but most importantly, to her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Upon her retirement, she immediately began volunteering much of her time to The Daily Bread and to her Lord. But the joy of her life was being "Gamma". She gave of herself until her health would not allow it, and though the gift of her presence will be missed, we are also forever changed by and grateful for it all the same. She will be missed.
We will celebrate the life of this remarkable daughter of God on Saturday, 9/15/12 at 3:00pm at Davis Turner Funeral Home. Please join in the celebration by wearing a bit of red, her favorite color, as we remember the gift of her life that God gave us on Valentine's Day in 1942. The Family will receive friends Friday at 6:00 PM at the residence of Valerie Alexander, 1032 Long Meadow Dr., Lynchburg. Condolences may be sent to www.Davis-Turner.com. Service of comfort rendered by Davis-Turner Funeral Service.
Published in The News & Advance on September 13, 2012
Cozette was also preceded in death by her husband, Fletcher Edward Sandifer and a grandchild. Surviving her are her loving daughters, Renika Sandifer and Felicia S. Anderson, both of Lynchburg, her devoted grandchildren, Chania Anderson and Carlos Anderson, Jr., her beloved son in law, Carlos Anderson, Sr., also of Lynchburg her sisters Betty Davis, of Bellevue WA, Dorothy Silver of Seattle, WA, Antoinette Acker of Tacoma, WA, her brother James Davis of Seattle, WA and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and wonderful friends.
Cozette was originally from Seattle, WA and moved to Lynchburg with her husband Fletcher to raise their family. She worked for Days Inn, then Wingate Inn until she retired in 2002. Cozette was a wonderful and loving woman who lived to be of service not only to those she loved and her community, but most importantly, to her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Upon her retirement, she immediately began volunteering much of her time to The Daily Bread and to her Lord. But the joy of her life was being "Gamma". She gave of herself until her health would not allow it, and though the gift of her presence will be missed, we are also forever changed by and grateful for it all the same. She will be missed.
We will celebrate the life of this remarkable daughter of God on Saturday, 9/15/12 at 3:00pm at Davis Turner Funeral Home. Please join in the celebration by wearing a bit of red, her favorite color, as we remember the gift of her life that God gave us on Valentine's Day in 1942. The Family will receive friends Friday at 6:00 PM at the residence of Valerie Alexander, 1032 Long Meadow Dr., Lynchburg. Condolences may be sent to www.Davis-Turner.com. Service of comfort rendered by Davis-Turner Funeral Service.
Published in The News & Advance on September 13, 2012
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