My thanks to all who shared memories of my sister Sharon. The " Rose of Sharon " was the apple of her dads eye. She was my greatest sibling nemisis, and my best friend. She gave me my first black eye, and later asked me to teach he ow to shoot. I love you Sherr. I pray you are at peace. David
Sean and I would like to extend our deepest condolences to the family. We grew especially close after the passing of my aunt and her best friend Louise. She was always up for a day of shopping or trying a new restaurant with me. She was fun, adventurous and had great stories to share about her life. Im so grateful to have known her. She won’t be forgotten.
Sherrie & I met when I came for Louise’s memorial…she opened her heart & home to me and we have spent the last couple of years talking every weekend…until last weekend.
That was a hard one. I have always said that Sherrie was “the salt of the earth”….look it up if you don’t know what it means. Sherrie was the perfect example of that phrase
Joe and the Midlife Crisis band will miss Sherrie at their Grand Bend gigs. She always loved coming out and putting on her dancing shoes. In the last couple years she also joined us at Lizzys Lodge in Ipperwash for LizzyStock on labour day weekend for more live music dancing. Hope her and Louise are dancing away in heaven. She was a wonderful person.
