Sandra will speak about her first book Surviving Unpredictability on Thursday, March 17 at 7 pm.
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Sandra’s life has been filled with both pleasant and unpleasant memories as she recounts the impact of racial unrest during her life. Her life has been impacted by domestic violence and murder. She served in the U.S. Army as a nurse for 30 years and retired as a Lieutenant Colonel. She is married to Aaron Stockton who is also a 20-year retired veteran. She is a mother of four children and lost her youngest son due to crime. Together they have fostered over 100 children in the Washington, DC, Virginia, and Maryland areas.

Sandra hopes to influence her readers to participate in their own success stories. If you are interested in Sandra’s first book, it can be found at the York County History Center’s gift shop.
When she isn’t writing she takes time to go to the movies with her husband and drives from state-to-state signing books for her readers. Sandra even records YouTube videos which include a book club series.
She is a dynamic and inspiring person. Sandra will be speaking about her first book 480 Codorus Street: Surviving Unpredictability on March 17th at 7 pm.