Sandra Lynn Robinson-Wolf

Sandra Lynn Wolf (67) was born on January 27, 1959, and left this earth to join our Heavenly Father on September 21, 2026. Sandy was a ray of light brighter than the sun, shining down on everyone who had the pleasure of knowing her. Her contagious smile and warm demeanor made her a friend to all; she truly "never me a stranger" and lived every single minute of her life to the fullest.

Born in Washington, D.C., Sandy grew up in the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area and graduated from Bethel Park High School, where she enjoyed competitive downhill ski racing and playing powderpuff football. Though she was unfortunately unable to attend her recent 50th high school reunion due to her illness, her classmates thoughtfully sent a tribute to her in the hospital—a testament to the deep love and admiration they held for her.

Sandy battled significant health challenges for a very long time. Remarkably, she survived extensive-stage small cell lung cancer for over 14 years. As a rare, long-term survivor of this illness, her journey stood as a powerful testament to her fierce will and "never quit" warrior attitude, inspiring everyone around her.

Professionally, Sandy enjoyed a long and successful career in the construction industry as a respected project administrator before health-related disability forced her
retirement. Subcontractors and suppliers alike knew her as a reliable professional and a true friend who always got things done right the first time. She took immense pride in the flawless reputation she earned and the deep relationships she built over the years.

Sandy also had a passion for travel. She recently fulfilled a dream cruise through Europe, visiting Rome, Tuscany, Monte Carlo, Barcelona, and London, and celebrating life by dining at four different 3-Michelin-starred restaurants along her journey.

She was a loving and devoted wife to her husband, Bill Wolf; a dedicated mother to her son, Corey Robinson (and wife Shelby), her daughter, Alexandra Manning (and husband Julian), and her bonus son, Maxwell Wolf (and wife Jillian); and a doting grandmother to her grandson, August “Auggie” Wolf. She also leaves behind her beloved fur baby, Jazzy Wolf, her brother, Rian Thomas, and her sister, Sharine Forte and many other family members and dear friends.

Sandy will be sorely missed by all of her friends and family until we meet again in His kingdom.