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Sandra Lou Owen Dupras Jan. 8, 1945 - March 10, 2008
Sandra Lou Owen Dupras died in Roseville Monday, March 10, 2008 at age 63.
She was born in Sacramento Jan. 8, 1945 and lived her adult years in Roseville.
She graduated from Plainfield Elementary School and Woodland High School. She received her teaching credential from UC Davis and taught German and art at Oakmont High School for 39 years retiring in 2007.
Sandra was a talented artist and an animal lover, rescuing many cats and fostering them until she could place them in a good home.
She is survived by her mother, Evelyn Myrle Plocher, sisters, Kristina Martin and husband Guy, Judith Hardenbergh and husband Charles, nephews, John Bechthold and Tod Stetson, nieces, Hannah Poot and Carrie Cook.
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Don Gray
Sandra was one of the best students for eight years at Plainfield Union school. She was a dedicated teacher in the schools around Nevada City. She left us far too soon. I hope some classmates who saw her in more recent years can add more to our memory of Sandra Owen.
Julie Eis (Millstein)
Sandra Lou Owen Dupras died in Roseville Monday, March 10, 2008 at age 63. She was born in Sacramento January 8, 1945 and lived her adult years in Roseville, Calif.
She graduated from Plainfield Elementary School and Woodland High School. She received her teaching credential from UC Davis and taught German and Art at Oakmont High School for 39 years retiring in 2007. Sandra was a talented artist and an animal lover, rescuing many cats and fostering them until she could place them in a good home.
(This is from Sandy's obituary) She was a great friend, always smiling, never complaining about anything so fun to be around! I miss her.
Gene Difuntorum
I agree with Don Gray. There were 13 of us who graduated in the Plainfield Class of 58. I remember Sandra and Donna Kerr sitting in front of me and John Kimura. Sandra was pretty much the 'brains' in our small class and we became closer friends in High School and we always seem to sit together in common classes and had lots of fun. I was really hoping her intellect would connect with me. Then, she had a love for horses and always seem to be drawing them. Looking back to those days I to miss our friendship and saw her last at one of our early reunions- she was single and I am glad to read that she eventually got married and found the happiness she deserved.