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d: 04/12/2024, Monticello, Utah Service: Private OBITUARY Sandra Taylor Torres passed away peacefully on April 12, 2024 at the age of 76. Sandra was Born in Peoria Illinois to Charles and Lillian "Patsy" Asher. Sandra was raised in Salt Lake City with her 8 brothers and sisters to whom she loved and always stayed close too. Sandra will always be remembered for her adventurous spirit and mischievous giggle. She was a rare personality that can never be duplicated nor forgotten. She leaves behind her husband David Torres, Sons: Eric ( Linda ) Taylor, Michael (Susan) Taylor, Grandchildren: Cory, Lauren, Andrew, Ashlyn, Brayden. Four Great grandchildren: Harper, Dax, Brynlee and Easton. Sisters: Susan Jones, Virginia Asher, Scott Asher and Charlotte Scarborough. And many more family and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents Charles and Patsy Asher, Brothers John Asher, Todd Asher, Sisters Connie Schoen and Debbie Wilson and her sweet little Bella. A celebration of life will be scheduled for a later date. TRIBUTES Sandra was a good friend, and had a great sense of humor. I met her in SLC many years ago, and was surprised when she moved down here to our area. She loved it down here, and we loved her. My condolences to all of her family and loved ones. Peace be with them through their grieving. Fly high my friend, and give them something to giggle about up there.- Janie Tuft Sandra was such a kick. Loved hanging out with her. My condolences to her family. - Kris Grandma, My heart is heavy, may you rest in peace. You were truly one of a kind, I willl miss your spunky personality & your cute laugh. I miss our weekly phone calls. Thank you for the beautiful memories. Fly high grandma Sandy. Xoxo, - Lauren Sandra, it's been a long year for you. May you find peace and joy with all those you just reunited with. I hope your laughter fills heaven so they all know you're there. Thank you for giving me Eric. I'm so thankful for him. He is a great husband and father and excels at the whole papa thing. You will be missed. - Linda Sandra"The Judge" was a special lady. She could be loud and crude, but that's what I loved about her. She took such good care of our Grandmother Nellie and later on helped me with my daughter's, who loved her too. She will be missed, but I know it was a joyous reunion with her loved ones on the other side. - Michelle Mefret PHOTO GALLERY
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