Help In Loving Memory of Sandra raise money

Sandra J Fristensky of North Myrtle Beach South Carolina passed away on Friday January 26th at the age of 79. Daughter of the late Frederick Trabulsi and Adelle Trabulsi and sister to the late James Trabulsi of Cliffside Park NJ. Sandra was born in Englewood Hospital in Englewood NJ on January 25th 1945. 

Sandra grew up in Cliffside Park NJ, frequenting Palisades Amusement Park with her brother James along with other family members and friends, enjoying the Jersey Shore and going to work at AT&T where she would meet her future husband Peter Fristensky. Eventually they would move to Lebanon NJ and in 1980 they welcome their son Jason into the world. Also living with them was her mother in law Henrietta Fristensky. In 2004 they would move to their current home in North Myrtle Beach SC where she would spend time enjoying Coastal living and retirement. 

Sandra enjoyed spending time her family, traveling back to NJ and to the family time share in Hilton Head SC, playing with her dachshund, playing any games that dealt with words and dining out in one of the 2,000 restaurants the area has to offer.
According to The Greek language Sandra means “Protector of Humanity” or “Helper of Mankind” both of which she lived up to every single day of her life. Family and Friends were always put first as they meant everything to her and she did all she could to help them.  There wasn’t a single person that Sandy met that didn’t love her dearly.

She is preceded in death by her mother Adelle Trabulsi, her father Frederick Trabulsi and her brother James Trabulsi. 

She leaves behind her husband Peter Fristensky and her son Jason Fristensky. 

In lieu of flowers the family has asked that donations be made to Metavivor Research. 

Sandy was extremely close to her niece Tara, who was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer in March of 2021. This is currently an incurable disease and METAvivor is an organization that’s puts 100 percent of donations towards research for stage 4 cancer. Sandy was extremely supportive of her nieces passion to help find a cure for stage 4 breast cancer. She attended and supported the previous color runs her niece organized and in lieu of flowers we are asking all donations go towards finding a cure and funding additional research. Thank you!