Sandra was a talented, caring young woman who possessed a strong faith in God and a deep love for her family and friends. She graduated from Calvin in 1982 with a Bachelor of Arts degree. Sandra was a gifted athlete, winning all-city and all-state honors in volleyball when she was a student at Grand Rapids Christian High School.
Later, she was named MVP of her women's volleyball team at Calvin. Sandra's love for volleyball led her to coaching the girls' volleyball team at Westside Christian School in Grand Rapids. Most importantly, Sandra was a person of deep religious faith. She was a wonderful mother and mentor for her three children, David, Erica, and Timothy, and was a precious child of her loving Heavenly Father.
Sandra Anne Duyst (Bos), wife of David, an accomplished equestrian, Sandra and her horse "Mike" showed at the All-American Quarter Horse Congress in Columbus, OH, ending in the top five of their class.
Cause of death: murdered by husband
There is an episode of “Grave Secrets” on Investigation Discovery (ID) TV “Beyond the Grave” (2016) documenting her life, and final days. “The death of a woman struggling with depression appears to be suicide until the autopsy reveals startling information.”
Later, she was named MVP of her women's volleyball team at Calvin. Sandra's love for volleyball led her to coaching the girls' volleyball team at Westside Christian School in Grand Rapids. Most importantly, Sandra was a person of deep religious faith. She was a wonderful mother and mentor for her three children, David, Erica, and Timothy, and was a precious child of her loving Heavenly Father.
Sandra Anne Duyst (Bos), wife of David, an accomplished equestrian, Sandra and her horse "Mike" showed at the All-American Quarter Horse Congress in Columbus, OH, ending in the top five of their class.
Cause of death: murdered by husband
There is an episode of “Grave Secrets” on Investigation Discovery (ID) TV “Beyond the Grave” (2016) documenting her life, and final days. “The death of a woman struggling with depression appears to be suicide until the autopsy reveals startling information.”
Sandra was a talented, caring young woman who possessed a strong faith in God and a deep love for her family and friends. She graduated from Calvin in 1982 with a Bachelor of Arts degree. Sandra was a gifted athlete, winning all-city and all-state honors in volleyball when she was a student at Grand Rapids Christian High School.
Later, she was named MVP of her women's volleyball team at Calvin. Sandra's love for volleyball led her to coaching the girls' volleyball team at Westside Christian School in Grand Rapids. Most importantly, Sandra was a person of deep religious faith. She was a wonderful mother and mentor for her three children, David, Erica, and Timothy, and was a precious child of her loving Heavenly Father.
Sandra Anne Duyst (Bos), wife of David, an accomplished equestrian, Sandra and her horse "Mike" showed at the All-American Quarter Horse Congress in Columbus, OH, ending in the top five of their class.
Cause of death: murdered by husband
There is an episode of “Grave Secrets” on Investigation Discovery (ID) TV “Beyond the Grave” (2016) documenting her life, and final days. “The death of a woman struggling with depression appears to be suicide until the autopsy reveals startling information.”
Later, she was named MVP of her women's volleyball team at Calvin. Sandra's love for volleyball led her to coaching the girls' volleyball team at Westside Christian School in Grand Rapids. Most importantly, Sandra was a person of deep religious faith. She was a wonderful mother and mentor for her three children, David, Erica, and Timothy, and was a precious child of her loving Heavenly Father.
Sandra Anne Duyst (Bos), wife of David, an accomplished equestrian, Sandra and her horse "Mike" showed at the All-American Quarter Horse Congress in Columbus, OH, ending in the top five of their class.
Cause of death: murdered by husband
There is an episode of “Grave Secrets” on Investigation Discovery (ID) TV “Beyond the Grave” (2016) documenting her life, and final days. “The death of a woman struggling with depression appears to be suicide until the autopsy reveals startling information.”
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