It was with great sadness that the news of Sara Doggart’s peaceful passing from this world was released to us yesterday, the 27th January 2015.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the Doggart family at this very sad time.
Sara and her husband, along with Sasha Morgenthaler’s guidance and instructions, will always be remembered for their wonderful gift of our commercially manufactured Frido/Trendon Sasha Dolls which continue to give us doll collectors so much pleasure and happiness
May Sara rest in peace and God bless and help the Doggart family through this difficult time. Amen.
Kendals Sasha Brood 
Beautifully put Kendal xxxxx
So sad but we were so lucky to have met her delightful daughter, Anna, at the UK Sasha Festival and learnt such a lot about her mother and late father and the Sasha Doll factory’s manufacture of these wonderfully unique and treasured dolls..
Well said Kendal. Thank you. ❤
Such sad news but just how lucky are we to still have her and her husband’s unique manufactured dolls for generations to come to enjoy and remind us of this wonderful person.
Thank you for this Kendal, what a lovely tribute. So sad to lose such a treasure.
~VK
I know that there has already been many tributes but I felt that I needed to say a little something here too as without these wonderful dolls I wouldn’t have a blogspot which has helped me make so manyfriends and enjoy my dolls even more.
Yes, thank you Kendal so much for letting the Sasha community know about Sara’s passing. What a loss to her family and all who loved her. I know I for one am grateful to her for her huge contribution to the Sasha dolls we love. Charlotte
My sentiments entirely.
I chose this particular doll here out of of my because she would have been one of the very first produced by the late John and Sara Doggart at the Frido/Trendon Factory.
The beautiful photograph reflects your thoughtful tribute, thank-you for putting it so well.
Oh thank you. I did choose this doll because of the reason written in my reply to the above comment and also for her expression which I think captures the sadness and thoughtfullness of this occassion.
It is very sad news and it feels like the end of an era. She is leaving behind a wonderful legacy in the beautiful dolls they created at the Frido/Trendon factory. You have put it beautifully, Kendal. Thank you. xxx Karin
So very true Karin about Sara’s legacy of our beautiful Sasha Dolls. Our lives just wouldn’t be so enriched without these beautiful dolls around us.
Beautifully said Kendal and to think how many have of us have been enriched by this wonderful lady.
I so agree with you about the Frido/Trendon Sasha Dolls enriching our lives!
I owe her so much for my childhood “best friend” Sashas and your tribute is beautiful. Indirectly she led me to my other bestie – YOU!! xx
Oh Sarah! What a lovely thing to say. I really needed that too as yesterday evening just as i was checking and proof reading my latest blog ready to publish today, my laptop suddenly jumped and knocked me completely off my blog and I lost six hours work, lock, stock and barrel. I was near to tears I can tell you.
When Chon returned from Teneriff today even she couldn’t find it to try to get some of it back so I now have to start it all over again!