Sandra Maria Vincelli Marotti 1958 – 2018

Sandra Maria Vincelli Marotti, 59, of Montreal, passed away peacefully on September 27th, 2018.

Sandra is survived by her beloved husband of 32 years, Mark; her two sons, Michael and Matthew; her sisters, Dina, Carla and Tania; her nieces and nephews and her loving mother, Lucia.

Born in Raleigh, North Carolina in 1958 to Giac (predeceased) and Lucia Vincelli, Sandra was raised in Montreal. She met her husband to-be, Mark Marotti at University and later married in 1986.

Sandra was a people person, through and through. An enduring optimist, Sandra always chose to see the positive. Her irrepressible charisma and warmth of spirit sparked close friendships wherever she went. Open-minded and non-judgmental, acceptance was central to Sandraâ€™s worldview – her impartial compassion was generous and genuine. All who had the good fortune of knowing her will not soon forget Sandraâ€™s empowering spirit.

A special thanks to Dr. Langleben, the oncology department and all the wonderful nurses at the treatment clinic at St Maryâ€™s Hospital. In lieu of flowers please send donations to St Mary’s Hospital.

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