Sandra "Dee" Stevenson was born on May 18, 1967 to the late Solomon and the late Patricia Seabrook in Charleston, South Carolina; a second mother, Carletta (Wesley) Wren of Harleyville, South Carolina.

Sandra was educated in Dorchester County Public School System, soon after she began employment in managerial customer service until her health began to fail.

She gave her life to Christ at an early age, she joined New Hope AME Church, where she was an active member serving on the Pastors Aide Board as secretary, Stewardess Board and the kitchen committee.

She was joined in holy matrimony with Nathan Stevenson; 32 years.

Among her many attributes, Sandra was a tender and loving person. She was peaceful, kindhearted and always willing to lend a hand.

Her spirit will continue to live on through those who loved her. She leaves precious memories with her husband: Nathan Stevenson, of St. George, S.C.; children: Petriona Seabrook of Atlanta, GA, Jasmine Riley of Sumter, S.C and Nathan Stevenson of St. George; one godson: Lamontrell Glover of St. George, S.C.; eight grandchildren: Heaven Seabrook and Caileigh S.Williams of Atlanta, GA, Kaiden Carn, Raegan and Kinsley Faulk of Sumter, S.C., Naedyn, Jaquan and Amani Stevenson of St. George, S.C.; ten siblings:  Glenda(Ricki) Lopez of Decatur, GA, Calvin Seabrook of Atlanta, GA., Tammie Ellis of Summerville, S.C., Charlotte (Kevin) Shaheed of Lithonia, GA., Sugvona (Willie) Kennerly  of Harleyville, S.C., Michelle Simmons of Atlanta, GA., Audrey Seabrook of Virginia Beach, VA., Andropolous Jennings of Harleyville, S.C., Omega Seabrook of Summerville, S.C., Wanda (Chase) Mosley of Summerville, SC and  Rania Seabrook of Decatur, GA; fourteen  aunts and uncles: Elise Brown of Summerville, S.C., Beverly Brothers of St. George, S.C., Roberta Brown of Charleston, S.C., Gloria (James) Ferguson of Moncks Corner, S.C., Diane (Johnny) Smith of Daytona, Florida, William Frazier of St. George, S.C., Harry and Larry Brothers of Dorchester, S.C., James (Emma) Brothers of Harleyville, S.C., Aaron Brothers of North Charleston, S.C., and Maurice Seabrook of Summerville, S.C. She also leaves a number of special nieces, nephews, family and friends who she loved dearly.