Sandra "Sandy" Justice

Sandra “Sandy” Justice, 68, passed away peacefully on July 4th, 2026, at her home in Sobieski Wisconsin.

A devoted wife, mother and friend, Sandy lived life through faith and gratitude. She was born March 2, 1958 to Ripple and John Justice and grew up the youngest of three siblings in Gurnee, IL. After graduating from the University of Alabama, she moved to Milwaukee to begin her career. On April 30, 1988 she married Edward Kolasinski. The two shared a beautiful life together and raised three children Taylor, Avary and Sidney in Wisconsin and Oregon.

Sandy always had a big entrepreneurial spirit and opened a unique clothing boutique S.L. Justice in Milwaukee Wisconsin. Sandy was an avid creative, who possessed an amazing artistic vision and a unique ability to bring her ideas to life in many different forms. From designing and planting an English Garden, to her detailed sewing, quilting and knitting projects. She especially loved quilting, an art form that was passed down and taught to her by her beloved Maw Maw Ada Mae Taylor.

Her fondest memories were those spent with her family, whether it was summers as a child visiting her Maw Maw and Paw Paw in Mississippi or rainy weekend trips with her husband and kids to Cannon Beach on the Oregon coast. She loved walks in nature with any of her five, sweet English Mastiffs and found great joy in being a “Dog Mom” to her rescue pups.

Deeply spiritual, Sandy was a student of the universe. She was always studying and learning about spirituality and the life beyond that which we can see. She found great inspiration and peace in the works of Wayne Dyer.

Sandy is survived by her loving husband Edward Kolasinski, her children Taylor Kolasinski, Avary (Justin) Ramos, Sidney Kolasinski, her cherished grandchildren Lincoln Ramos, Leighton Ramos, Lennon Ramos and her Mastiffs Harper and Harvey. She was preceded in death by her parents, Ripple and John Justice, her brother, Jeffery Justice, and by her beloved dogs, Sophie, Georgie, and Cabella, who surely met her with eager tail wags at heaven's gate.