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In Loving Memory

Sandvoss, Donald A.

August 26, 1944 - September 13, 2024

Donald Alan Sandvoss, 80, of St. Louis, passed away peacefully on September 13, 2024. Born on August 26, 1944, in St. Louis, Don devoted his professional life to steel pipe sales, earning respect and admiration throughout his career.

Don’s favorite pastime was spending summers by the pool with his family. He enjoyed many hobbies and shared memorable moments with friends and family playing golf, hunting, and fishing.

He is survived by his wife of 59 years, Judith Sandvoss. Don is also lovingly remembered by his two daughters, Stephanie Sawyer (Chris Sawyer) and Jennifer Wessler (Kevin Wessler). His memory will be carried on by his treasured grandson, Mason.

Don Sandvoss will be remembered for his sense of humor and his kindness. His legacy lives on in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.

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12 thoughts on “Sandvoss, Donald A.”

  1. Very sorry to hear of Don’s passing. When he and Doyle Perry hired me for a sales position at LaBarge Tubular Division (later LaBarge Pipe) they advised if I paid attention to learn how to sell the way they and others at LaBarge did – I’d never be without a employment. Don and Doyle were correct – I can never thank the likes of them enough for the sales education I received there, to the great benefit of future employers, my family and me, RIP DAS.

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  2. Our deepest sympathy for Don’s passing. I (Cary) remember him from spending time at your house in grade school around the pool. He always had a suit on I recall. Mary and Darcy remember the laughs and times which brought us together through our kids school.
    “Do not think of me as gone. I am with you still in each new dawn.”-Native American Poem.
    May he rest in eternal peace.

    Mary & Darcy Chaffin
    Cary Chaffin Johannes

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  3. RIP DAS, he was truly a legend. Don hired me at LaBarge in 1979 and I have nothing but fond memories of him through the years, he was a great man and will be missed.

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  4. I’m so sorry for your loss, Judy, Stephanie and Jennifer. As you know, Don was a very good friend to my parents, going way back to the LaBarge days. Thank you for including them in his last birthday. He will truely be missed. hugs❤️

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  5. Judy, Stephanie, & Jennifer – I am extremely sorry for your loss. Don was a great guy & great friend. I learned many things from Don while we were all at LaBarge, he was without a doubt the best person to work with there. We worked hard & we played hard. LaBarge was a great springboard for many of us to go on to greater achievements, and Don was a huge part of that. I hope he can now rest in peace. My best to all the family. Don – see you at Fando’s!

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  6. Judy, Stephanie, Jennifer, Chris, Kevin and Mason. Condolences and Sympathy to and your families. May Don rest in peace. He was a Brother to me.

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  7. I am still saddened by the news of Don’s passing. Although Don and I hadn’t seen each other in years, Don is still very much present in my heart and memories. We sure had some crazy times growing up. Judy, Stephanie & Jennifer, my sincere condolences.

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