In Memory of Sally
Sally J. Rumsey
Obituary
Sally J. Rumsey, 49, of Hague, VA passed away on February 5, 2010. She was the wife of Stephen C. Andersen, and owner-operator of Good Eats Cafe in Kinsale.
Sally loved traveling, biking and hiking. She enjoyed crafts, sewing, quilting and her Jazzercise class. She had a passion for food and was dedicated to her husband and children.
Besides her husband, she is survived by her mother, Barbara Ann Shreiber, Columbia, MD, 2 daughters, Sarah Rumsey, Dunnsville, VA and Schuyler Andersen, Hague; step-son, Stefan Andersen, Arlington, VA; brother Michael Shreiber, Bay Village, OH and sister, Holly Johnson and husband, Dan, of Ellicott City, MD and numerous nieces and nephews. Also surviving is the true love of her life, her dog, Henry.
A Remembrance and Celebration of Sally’s Life was held on February 18, 2010 at Yeocomico Episcopal Church with Rev. Catherine W. Swann officiating. A Repast with the family followed at Ameslee Hall.
Memorial contributions may be made to Westmoreland Players, The Next Stage Campaign, P.O. Box 253, Callao, VA 22435.
#1 by Karen Sengel on April 17th, 2010
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Sally was a dear friend whose friendship Mark and I cherished. I learned so much from her about being a good person. She was so supportive and positive. Sally made people believe in themselves because she saw no limits. We should all be so brave. Mark and I will miss her terribly. Words are never enough.
#2 by Barbara Jean LeFon on April 19th, 2010
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Steve, the new website is wonderful. I love the tribute to Sally. I loved Sally very much. As I mentioned to you recently, she and I were “kindred spirits”. She was a wonderful person and will never be forgotten. I, as you and many others, have great memories of her which will always be in my heart. I look forward to the opening of Good Eats on the 29th and I will see you then.
Barbara Jean
#3 by Colleen on April 20th, 2010
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Sally has left a mark on my life forever. She was a kind, caring, thoughtful, talented, loving, spunky woman who touched everyone she came in contact with. Her beautiful daughters carry so much of the good that was Sally–how fortunate for them, and for us. I will miss Sally deeply.
#4 by M&M on April 23rd, 2010
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Sally was my friend, sounding board, and walking & yoga buddy. We shared a love of black dogs, good wines, and really ugly shoes. I miss her terribly and will never, ever forget her.
#5 by K & W on April 24th, 2010
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Sally is in our thoughts on a daily basis. She is missed very much by so many people. We shared the love of biking, jazzercise, quilting and eating good food. We feel blessed to have know Sally and will always remember her smile.