I will always remember how she helped conceal my son's whereabouts so he could skip school and eat her endless supply of pills all day long for the better part of 2 years. A particularly fond memory I have of Gram Sherry is the time my own mother and my son's Dad were finally able to see beyond the "naive grandmother just trying to take care of her unruly grandson" facade, and see the truth, which was that she was an enabler, and partially, yet  directly responsible for the addictions of both her grandson AND my son.  Witnessing them confront her, at her house, while I watched on with a well founded sense of vindication, is a memory Ill cherish always. I wish I knew how she ever managed to get such a GOOD,  RESPECTABLE AND HONORABLE  VETERAN AND MAN like Pap (Robert Ingram) to agree to spend FIVE DECADES linked to the human embodiment of radioactive waste. I will go forth in life now with a sense of gratitude knowing this person is no longer able to hide behind her well crafted facade of being a good person, and has now faced her maker and no doubt, both answered and paid for her tragic and long lasting wrongdoings against those she should've PROTECTED while she was above the dirt now pollutes, indefinitely. Little hot, isn't it?

i will miss you sherry. much love Gram, we will miss you. 

I'm so sorry to hear of Aunt Sherry's passing.  I'll always remember her sense of humor and how much she loved her Pepsi.  Praying for strength, comfort, and peace for the whole family.

Rest in peace my friend 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Just like your Sister ❤️

I'm so sorry for the loss of  Aunt Sherry. I will always remember the times on summer vacation  listening to Bobby Vinton's Blue Velvet album and going to Charlie's in Tyrone for French fries and gravy.