Jacqueline "Jackie" Krajewski

Jacqueline "Sandy" Krajewski, 78, of Stamford, CT passed peacefully on Monday, June 30, in her home, surrounded by her family. Born on February 26, 1947, she was the daughter of John and Helen (Poltrack) Krajewski and lived her entire life in Stamford.
Ms. Krajewski was a graduate of Rippowam High School. Following high school, she began her professional career at General Reinsurance where she worked for many years along side her brother, Jimmy. She concluded her working years with Pitney Bowes, just like her mother, Helen.

Jacqueline, known by some as Jackie, and others as Sandy, spent her young adulthood enjoying nights out with her cousins, Joann, Linda, Barbara, and Frank dancing the night away, doing Jane Fonda aerobics, and spending time with her beloved parents. She was their biggest supporter and caretaker, always putting them first.

There was no denying Jackie's best friend was her brother, Jimmy. The two of them could be found together sharing many common interests, often traveling far and wide for all their favorite foods. From day trips to Mystic for their favorite breakfast spot, to Oxford for countless pints of ice cream; Weekends spent in Vermont and the annual trip to the Big E - Jackie and Jimmy knew where to find all the best food, and there was no stone left unturned when it came to bakeries.

After retirement, Sandy could be found spending many mornings at Elan Total Beauty Center, always keeping her hair perfect, and afternoons at Waveny Dog Park in New Canaan, CT with "the gang" and her beloved dogs, Boomer and Lucky. Sandy and her partner in crime, Marsha, went on countless adventures, a true Thelma and Louise duo. Everything from grocery store runs, to casino trips, doctor's appointments, dinners, and birthday parties; these two were able to make just about any errand an outing when they were together.

Sandy is predeceased by her brother, James L. Coviello, and leaves one nephew, Matthew J. Coviello and his fiancé Kristina L. Mccann, and one beloved dog, Lucky. To leave an online condolence please visit www.lacerenzafh.com