Saundria K. Bordone

Saundria K. Bordone, known to family and friends as Saundy, was born on August 30, 1945, in Ponca City, Oklahoma. She built a distinguished career in public service and labor relations before turning to the practice of law. Early on, she was one of only two women in the management program at the United States Post Office. She went on to serve at the National Labor Relations Board, where she rose to become Regional Director in Indianapolis, Indiana.

After retiring from the National Labor Relations Board, Saundria became an attorney, focusing her practice on child advocacy, arbitration, and labor relations. Drawing on decades of experience in the field, she brought a deep understanding of workplace and labor issues to her legal work. In her later years, she made her home in Boulder City, Nevada, where she worked as a mediator and arbitrator.

Saundria K. Bordone passed away on November 9, 2012, at the age of 67. She is remembered for her dedication to advocacy and dispute resolution, and for the care and commitment she brought to her profession throughout a career that spanned public service and private practice.