There is no official obituary for Sheri. We have been informed by a friend of the family:
"She passed away from cancer at 72 with her family by her side, whom she lived with in NC. She was survived by her daughter Kristen [Reddish Probert], son in law David and her grandchildren Keira and Devin. She also had a brother Jack and sister Pam, along with extended family. She was very much loved by everyone and was a beautiful woman inside and out."
In Memory
Sharon Sevrence (Sainz)
Marilyn Moan (Brunn)
I am saddened to learn of Sheri's passing. She was a sweet, beautiful woman who brightened every room she entered. I know she's hugging my angel cousin, Debbie Reddish, her sister-in-law. They were fast friends for decades.
Rest In Peace, Sheri!
William Hart
So sorry to hear of Sharon's passing. Have known her since grade school at Heatherdowns. She was a lovely, smart, beautiful person and she could light up a room just by walking in.
Gaylyn Kauffman (Timiney)
Such a beautiful human being! Always fun loving.
Jane Piper (Schmenk)
Sheri was a fantastic person and friend! One of few people that I never heard say anything negative about anyone She will definetly be missed Prayers for all of her family
Linda Bondy (Parr)
Sheri was a friend to all--spreading joy wherever she went. She will truly be missed.
Anne Ericson (Thomas)
Sheri was a kind and caring friend to so many. May she rest in eternal peace.
Judith Hubbard (Mayfield)
Prayers for her family and friends. The years have gone by so quickly. It's comforting to remember the good times with friends from the past.
Claudia Morris (Winfrey)
Claudia (Morris) Winfrey
So sad to hear of Sheri's passing. Grew up with her starting from our Heatherdowns Grade school days. Memories of good times. My deepest sympathy & prayers to her family ❤️
Nancy Smith (Friton)
Sadly, I lost touch with Sheri over the years. I will always remember the beautiful teenager, with the most infectious laugh.....and smile. My prayers are with her family during this difficult time.
Thomas Duncan
As my friend and classmate Bill Hart said we have know Sharon since kindergarten at Glandsman Elementray school.
I have alway known Sharon to be very kind and modestly attractive. I'm sure there is a long list of boys who had a crush on Sharon at Heatherdowns, the brief stay at Glanzman Jr. high and all the way to Bowsher. I was certainly on that list. Sharon was shy. By the time we all reached high school I realize it wasn't really a shyness with Sharon. She was more of kind and nice person. She always had time to talk to people. It was more of an aura of confience and intelligence.
I lost track as we got older, but I will always remember Sharon as a role model for great people.