Family will receive friends Monday January 12, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. until time of service at 11:00 a.m at White's Funeral and Cremation Services, 867 S. James Rd. Columbus, OH 43227. Interment: Union Cemetery.

Sandra Sue Soriano, Sunrise 10/06/1938. Sunset 12/26/2025 at Otterbein Nursing Home in Gahanna. She was a graduate of Columbus East High School and West Virginia State University where she majored in Education. She began her teaching career in Charleston, S.C.. This was during the civil rights marches in the 60’s and Sue was happy to participate in the protests. After moving back to Columbus to help take care of her mother, she became a special education teacher at Champion Middle School. She then moved on to become a Safety and Security Officer with Cols. City Schools. Her last career move was a driver for the then CCS Superintendent Gene Harris. She enjoyed all her jobs with Columbus City Schols.

Sandra was also a member of St. Paul AME Church where she was a Sunday School Teacher and worked in the Nursery Department. During this time, she battled breast cancer and survived two bouts of this cancer. The treatments did not keep her down and she was so proud to be a survivor.

She was a faithful member of The Topnotchers, Inc.. This was a social club, but they also raised funds to donate to the care of the children at Children’s Hospital specifically research for Sickle Cell Anemia in Children. The membership included some lifelong friends who had known each other since first grade, Patsy Ulmer, Toia Lee and Sue.

She is preceded in death by her parents Berdell and Verdell Greene, her beloved sons Jose Soriano and Marcelo Soriano, her sister Carole Nowell, niece Joann Hython, Nephews Scott Noel and Dana Nowell, several aunts and uncles.

She is survived by grandson Jahziel Soriano, sisters Barbara Greene and Sylvia Noel, nieces Andrea (Frank) Walker, Deanna Johnson, nephew Jay Nowell, great nieces and nephews, many cousins and good friends including Amy Green and Lisa and George Levert who visited with her at the Nursing Homes.

The family is grateful to all the friends and family who stayed in touch throughout her illness. Especially those who visited with her and kept her spirits high. She is now at peace.