Sandra "Sandy" Lynn Wolfe

Sandra “Sandy” Lynn Wolfe, 68, of Louisville, passed away Monday, May 11, 2020. She died at home, after an extended journey with Lewy Body Dementia. Sandy was a graduate of UofL with a degree in Art and later became the graphic designer for National Horseman magazine. She retired from Humana as a business consultant and attended Middletown United Methodist Church with her husband, Marshall, whom she also shared a love of art with. Their first date was at the Speed Art Museum. She was an accomplished Artist, Sandy enjoyed drawing, sculpture, and fabric art. Sandy was a great partner. She used her artistic eye to help transform homes from fixer-uppers, to finished products. Speed was not a strong point in those projects. Sandy would say, “We are Wolfe construction, we can make any small job big.” She also had the warmth to turn a house into a home for herself and her husband. As a U of L alumni and season ticket holder, she enjoyed attending Cardinal Volleyball games with her husband. They were fortunate to be able to watch coworkers' children play for the Cards through the years, which had an added bonus of getting inside information about the teams. She was preceded in death by her parents, William T. and Mary Underwood and a brother, Jim Underwood. She is survived by her husband, Marshall Wolfe; brothers, Bill Underwood (Dee), John Underwood (Amy) and Bob Underwood (Julie); sister-in-law, Linda Coffey; dear friends, Bonny and Debbye Holmes; 6 nieces/nephews and 8 great nieces/nephews. The family would like to thank the many Doctors, Nurses, Support groups, individuals and organizations that helped throughout her illness, including the Atypical Support Group with the Parkinson’s Foundation in Middletown KY, led by Dan Heins & Rossan Smith; and Middletown United Methodist Church and their Caregiver’s Support Group, led by Sherron Alexander. As well as her neurologist, Dr. Victoria Holiday with UofL Physicians; Nurses, Kelly and Shelly; the Caregiver Group they provided; the annual Bill Collins Parkinson’s Symposium, the UofL movement disorder clinic; Hosparus Health Louisville; Dr. Neena James, Nurse Karen McCubbins and the rest of the team. In addition, the family is thankful for Fern Creek Highview Adult Day Center and all the wonderful staff who were so loving, kind, and generous; and Donna Glass, and the many special Agency Caregivers who made Sandy’s journey so much easier. Private services will be held at Owen Funeral Home-Jeffersontown. She will be laid to rest in Grove Hill Cemetery in Shelbyville. Expressions of sympathy may take the form of donations to the Lewy Body Dementia Association at: www.LBDA.org/donate.

Sandra "Sandy" Lynn Wolfe

February 17, 1952 - May 11, 2020