Sally Ann Ondriezek
Sally Ann Ondriezek, 65, passed away into the arms of her Savior on November 14, 2025 in Webster, Texas. She was born on November 8, 1960 in Harlingen, Texas to Wayne and Marilyn Glendenning. Sally is survived by her daughters, Patreca Banks, and Kyndall Raatz, grandchildren Gregory Sandoval, Jackson Wayne, Emily Jewel and Elicia Irene Banks, Avery Tomlinson, Aubrey Ann, Amory Taylor, Autrey Wayne Ireland, great grandson Lucian Sandoval, stepdaughter Jessica Ondriezek and grandchildren Kaylin Marie and Aiden Michael, her brother Timothy Glendenning, nephew Shawn Glendenning, numerous other family members and friends. Sally is predeceased by her parents and grandson Andrey Wayne Ireland.
She graduated from Sam Rayburn High School, in 1978, and attended college at the University of Houston, and Rice University. Sally worked as a church pianist and a private lesson teacher since the time she was 16 years old. She had a passion for service to Her Savior, her family and all of her students she referred to as her babies. She loved being with her family, friends loved like family, movies and coffee. She loved being a grandmother most of all.
On Monday, November 17, 2025, Sally’s family will greet guests for a Viewing and Visitation from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm followed by a Funeral Service at 7:00 PM at Crowder Funeral Home, 111 E. Medical Center Blvd., Webster, Texas 77598.
My deepest condolences for her lovely family. She was such a wonderful woman. Our Lord blessed us with Sally, making our lives that much better with her presence. While there is sadness and a void in our hearts, we know that she is now with Jesus playing music to celebrate Our Lord. While music may have been the talent she was most known for, it was the role of mother that she truly excelled. She loved and nurtured two beautiful, talented, and wonderful women.
Sally, you have done great things, lived a great life, and have a enjoyed a wealth of love from family and friends more numerous then one could count. Go rest now with Our Lord. It is not “good bye” but “till we meet again in that Blessed place.”
Sally and I were friends in high school. We were in the band together and Sally accompanied me on the piano when I went to Sate Solo and Ensemble contest. We had a lot of fun together. Sally was a genuine friend, my love and prayers goes out to her sweet family.
Would love to touch base with you. Please call or text 832.370.2930. Patreca