Sandra Louise Bragg, a vibrant soul and cherished matriarch, passed away on May 21, 2025, at the age of 68. Born on June 15, 1956, in Jacksonville, Florida, Sandra lived a life marked by strength, laughter, and an unshakable love for her family and friends.

Sandra proudly worked for over 30 years at Florida City Gas, where she was known for her dedication, hard work, and kind heart. Her career was not just a job—it was a testament to her integrity and commitment to everything she did.

She is survived by her devoted husband and best friend, Ralph Bragg, lovingly known as "Huggy Bear," and their beloved cat, Missy. She was a loving mother to her daughter Jennifer Olivier, her son-in-law Scott Olivier, and her son Scott Estes. She was "GeGe" to her treasured granddaughters, Taylor and Ashley Greene, a role she held close to her heart, they were the lights of her life, and she adored them deeply.

Sandra’s “bonus family” was just as special to her and included Shannon and Robert with their children Bobby and Brianna; Cody and Marissa with their children Addison and Vance; and Tiffany and Chris with their children Logan and Kathryn. She is also survived by her brother Rich, sister Dona, and cousins Mike, Roxann, and Rosemarie.

Sandra was a woman who embraced life with open arms. She had a passion for shopping—especially at Bealls and on Amazon—loved fishing, riding motorcycles, sipping margaritas, and sharing good laughs while gossiping with her girls. Her vibrant personality and quick wit made her the heart of every gathering. Whether she was out on the water or relaxing at home with her Huggy Bear, Sandra found joy in the everyday moments.

She will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered by all who knew her.

A Celebration of Life will be held on Friday, May 30, 2025, from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM at 3354 Lake View Circle, Melbourne, FL. All who loved Sandra are welcome to come, share stories, and raise a glass in her honor.

Sandra’s spirit lives on in every laugh, every memory, and every moment shared by those she held dear.

"She may be gone from our sight, but never from our hearts."