Sheri was one of my my original (Eric) Church Choir friends. Our story started like this ~ My husband and I had to go to the box office early one Saturday morning in Sacramento to cut a deal and hopefully end up with Pit Tickets in hand. Little did I know that so many individuals I met that day would become a huge part of my life.

Jim and I arrived to the box office early in the morning . I looked over to a seating area and saw a beautiful lady with purple hair wearing a Be Kind T-Shirt. To no one's surprise, I was drawn to her like a moth to a flame. ~ The rest is history.

Sheri would go on to be a mentor, inspiration, sounding board and motivation as I struggled with my own decisions and surgeries. She and Rob were virtually there through each step and I will be forever grateful for the kindness they showed and love the shared.

Eric Church concerts will never be the same for me, but I know my girl would want me to continue to support the music and the Choir Family, so that is what I am going to do.

As far as friendships go, I may not have known Sheri for very long while we were both here on this earth, but I will carry the memories we made and the love I have for her in my heart forever.

May she rest in an abundance of joy and happiness knowing she left so many of us with beautiful memories.  

Cancer SUCKS!!

I first met Sheri when our  daughters were in preschool. During that time we had marathon conversations on the phone about life and parenting.  I loved and miss those days.

  I think my favorite memory is when she and Rob pulled up in front of my house with a brand new baby (Brody)in the back seat. I had no idea she was even expecting!  What a joyous surprise! 

 Sheri was the strongest and most inspirational woman I have ever known, and I am blessed to have known her.  May our Heavenly Father provide her beautiful family with  strength and comfort.