27 April 1943 - 11 January 2026
Tribute
… In loving memory of …. Sandra Elliott Jamieson …
27 April 1943 – 11 January 2026
Aged 82 Years
Formerly of Melbourne, Victoria.
Passed away peacefully on Saturday 11 January 2026
at Whiddon Aged Care Grafton.
Loving Mother, Mother-in-Law and Grandmother.
Mother of Bruce, Susan (Dec’d), and Stuart.
Devoted Grandmother of Brett & Beth, Jake & Hayley, Luke, Megan, and Cedar,
and their families.
Loved Sister & Sister-In-Law of Lexena & Steve.
May She Rest in Peace.
Funeral Details
Currently in our care – Parkview Funerals South Grafton
16 replies on “JAMIESON, Sandra Elliott”
Sending our condolences to all the family in this sad time sandra was a lovely person and such a character will be missed RIP sandra ❤️❤️
A loving, caring, determined and occasionally stubborn aunt. We loved you just the way you were and always will. May you rest easy now your earth bound journey is over.
You will be deeply missed
With love from Pam, Jarreth and Jacqui
My mum and best friend .💔
Aunty Sandra, I still cant believe you’re actually gone, youre going to be missed so much by all of us down in Melbourne, i wish I had gotten up there to see you again cause it had been a few years but you were so loved! Even though you scared the heebie jeebies out of me when I was a kid!
Ill always remember when you first took me to hungry jacks and introduced me to free refills from the soda machines haha best damn holiday i had
Love you and miss you, Love Jarreth
A beautiful lady – condolences to u Stuart and all the family at this sad time 🩷
My condolences to all of Sandra’s friends and family, sandra was such a beautiful soul, always happy and had the biggest heart ❤️ Rest easy beautiful lady, you will be missed by many 💙 with love Melissa, Duane and family xo
Will forever cherish the memories we made together, your going to be missed so much auntie Sandra, I’m glad your finally a peace, I hope you have fun up their and I know you will forever be looking down watching over us ❤️❤️ I love you auntie Sandra, may you rest in peace ❤️❤️
Condolences from Theresa and myself , our thoughts are with you and yours
My big blister you were my big sister and my best friend you taught me so much and you were always there for me and my family I will miss you so dam much I hope you have met up with dad, Susan and Iain you were the sister Steve never had miss you heaps 🥰
Sending our deepest condolences to Stuart and family.
Sandra always had a big smile loved the bush and her passion of making her awesome Apple cyder, loved making her leather belts and breeding her rabbits 🐇 for years.
You will be missed terribly,your smile and soft heart will be with us for life ♥️ Love Sue &Rog xxx
Sending our deepest condolences to Stuart and family.
Sandra always had a big smile loved the bush and her passion of making her awesome Apple cyder, loved making her leather belts and breeding her rabbits 🐇 for years.
You will be missed terribly,your smile and soft heart will be with us for life ♥️With Love Sue &Rog xxx
Rest in Peace Nan.
I’ll miss you so much.
Hayley & Jake ❤️
The best mum a person could have.
I could talk to you about any thing.
You were always helping people, be it at the youth club or elderly neighbours or family and friends.you always had time and a sympathetic ear for people.
You loved your pets and everybody else’s.
You would not take shit tough.
Rest in peace Mum, i will always love you and miss you ❤️❤️❤️❤️
From the son.
Very sad to hear about the passing of my Auntie Sandra. I have very fond childhood memories of her at Linton Street. With her practical advice. No nonsense manner. And infectious laugh. Sending all our love to Bruce and Stuart and this difficult time. ❤️
Liz (Jamieson), Darren, Kayla, Harrison and Charles.-xx-
Rest in peace Nan, still can’t believe your gone
It’s not going to be the same without you.
We will miss you so much
I Will remember all our chats and the good times we shared together.
Love you always & forever
Today we remember Aunty Sandra — a woman with the kindest heart and a cheeky sense of humour that could lift even the heaviest day.
She loved her family fiercely, and that love extended far beyond her own — especially to the local kids at the youth centre were she took my brother and myself anytime we would visit her to help us understand some kids dont have the same love and support we all had , this is where she gave so much of herself to make them feel like someone did care.
Aunty Sandra always made time to listen, to offer gentle advice, and to make others feel seen and valued. Her warmth, laughter, and compassion will be deeply missed, but never forgotten.
Rest easy, Sandra 🤍
Love Ian and Amanda