Sandra J. Hohmann

September 29,1953 – September 14, 2026

We are heartbroken to announce that Sandy passed away unexpectedly Monday,

September 14 th , at the age of 72. She was predeceased by her loving parents Stanley

and Patricia (Empey) Houck, brother Jay Houck, nephew Christoper Houck and beloved

husband Charles Hohmann, Dog Eddie and Great-Grandson Morgan. Sandy is

survived by daughter Stacey (Michael) Herlan, son Nick (Sylvia) Lebbert, brother Dale

Houck, sister-in-law Jane Houck, nephews Jason and Brian Houck, grandchildren Josh (Abby)

Herlan, Leah (Jacob) Bianchi, Jake (Rachel) Herlan and Serena Hamilton. Great-

Grandchildren Avery, Frankie, Richard, Everett. Grand Fur-babies Macs, Diego, Cooper,

Jackson and Tucker. Sandy also leaves behind many family and dear friends in Florida,

Texas, Virginia and Missouri.

Sandy was born in Lyons and raised in Sodus Point. Well known in the community and

worked at Sodus Central School. Ms. Lebbert, always listened to students who graced

her presence in ISS or the Guidance Office or who she had to go find while doing

Attendance. You could find Sandy or as she was known as "Sandyman", at Connelly's

Cove from Easter to Halloween on the other side of the Bay at her home away from

home. She would have you pull up a seat at her bar, would listen to your problems, tell

her stories and bring you great food. Sandy continued to work even in her retirement at

Grimes in Fort Pierce, Florida, where for years she kept everyone's schedule running

and the supplies they need on the job as the Install Coordinator and Office Manager.

Sandy poured her heart into every job she had, and never hesitated to give her time,

strength or love to the people she worked with. Sandy made friends everywhere she

went and brightened up a room just by walking into it. Sandy was an excellent cook, she

believed to nourish your soul was through your stomach. Fall in upstate New York was

her favorite time of the year, followed by Christmas. Sandy was the happiest decorating,

cooking and baking to make the holidays special for anyone who could come to her

table. Sandy's depth of caring for those who needed her was unmatched. She always

had time to provide words of encouragement, sound advice, or a much-needed laugh.

Sandy loved and cared for so many friends that became her family along the way.

Sandy was a loving daughter, sister, wife, mother, aunt, and Gamma. Sandy may no

longer be with us in person, but her light will continue to shine in all of us who were

blessed to know and love her.

Private family services will be held at a later time.