Age 25. 27 Wabash Avenue, Worcester, MA. Born on 8/15/1917, in Cambridge, MA. Died of burns (death certificate). Housewife (death certificate). With her husband David, age 24, was in a party of six including Robert Biggar, age 24, Miss Helen Fitzpatrick, age 24, Warren Foisy, age 27, and Miss Hazel Proal, age 25, all of Worcester, all dead. All but Mrs. Sundberg and Miss Fitzpatrick were employed at Parker & Harper Manufacturing Co. (screw machine products), of Worcester. Group traveled to Boston to witness the afternoon College of the Holy Cross 55-to-12 football romp over nationally top-ranked undefeated (8 wins, 0 losses) Boston College at Fenway Park. Her remains were transported to Northern Mortuary, Boston. Moved from Cambridge to Worcester with her family at age one. Shown as "Sophia" (at age 12) in the 1930 federal census, "Sophie" all other sources (including her death certificate). With her husband was one of 56 married couples present in which both spouses perished (includes the Gatturnas of Roslindale, MA; wife Grace died at the scene, husband Francis committed fire-related suicide five weeks later on 1/09/1943). With her husband and their companions were six of 464 club guests killed in addition to 26 non-patrons deceased (including 17 employees, 6 visiting entertainers, one War Bonds salesgirl, also two outside passing fire rescuers), a total of 490 dead. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Achiler "Archie" and Mary (Tashko) Petro. Unique typed notation on the working draft of Boston Committee on Public Safety master casualties list to the press regarding the Sundbergs reads: "Mother seriously ill. Please do not publish names" (not specified which mother). Her mother lived until 1958. Burial with her husband at Hope Cemetery, Worcester. Middle name Petro.

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