My sincere condolences to the Campbell and Tucker families.  She will surely be missed🙏🏾

Until we can worship the Lord again together in spirit and in truth dearest sister in Christ, may your sleep in heaven rest in the Lord. Condolences to the family.  I didn't know her long, but she truly blessed my spirit. One of the most beautiful and loving souls I have ever met.

Truly sadden by MaMa Tuck. She was a mother-figure to me and other boys that came by the house. So many memories and even some of her saving our friends from the police...lol. She was a true soldier. She was a powerful woman who knew who she was and did not hide her truth from anyone.   Much love and prayers to the family. 

My sincerest condolences to the family and friends. My fondest memory is when she come and minister in dance. She seemed to be one with God and she always gave freely to others and the beautiful way of smiling at you. We both  loved butterflies …  butterflies 

In August of 2022 I started working from home for naviHealth and joined the home health authorization dept. I met Sheryll Tucker one of my new teammates then. Sheryll lived in Florida and was an RN. She told us early on of her Christian faith and walk with Christ. She told us that if we needed prayer, to reach out. I did often. Sheryll always dropped what she was doing and we prayed together over Teams. I did pray for Sheryll but it was not her nature to ask very often. I loved her Jamaica accent and depth of warmth in her voice each time we spoke. We’d been friends only a short time of 2.5 yrs before we were both laid off. We kept in touch afterwards and I would continue to send her funny stories of my life and some Christian jokes etc to keep her spirits up. Sheryll passed recently from fighting cancer. I had shared my vision of heaven with her including the 50s styled diner I hope to get a seat at I have often told my patients, friends, and family they should save me a seat if they get there before me. I want a chocolate milkshake in one of those big flower stemmed glasses. No cherry. Just whipped cream on top. I want to sit on the stool with my back the counter and watch people walk by through the big glass windows for awhile. To me, that sounds like a sweet taste of heaven. I think Sheryll agreed. Thank you Sheryll Tucker for being my friend over many miles. I will miss you. Until we meet again my friend. 

We extend our deepest sympathies to John and the entire Tucker family. John and Sheryll have been our most treasured neighbors and friends for many years, and our lives will never be the same without her presence. Living directly across the street from  the Tuckers meant that we got to see Sheryll coming and going, as she seemed to be so energetic and always kept herself very busy. However, she would always take the time to roll down her window to give us her bright and shiny smile, and to have a quick chat. No matter what was happening or how she was feeling, she was always still smiling and being enthusiastic.  When the pandemic first started and masks were nowhere to be found, she made sure that she stopped by and gave us a few masks. She was so kind to put others in first place, no matter what she was going through.  We loved and cherished her and did not want to lose her, but we know that she is in good hands 🙏🏻 , in a beautiful place, with lots of beautiful butterflies 🦋!  We will miss all of our wonderful experiences together and holiday exchanges. May God Bless you Sheryll and your family.  May you live in eternal peace. Love, Dennis & Trish

My thoughts and prayers are with the Tuckers family's ,Sheryll was a prayer warrior  and a reliable friend.Death is never a easy situation to overcome but by God's grace he will give you strength  missed her dearly .Karen 

Deepest condolences to your family. I worked with Cheryl at Navi Health. Although I never met her in person, just speaking with her virtually was a joy. No matter what was happening, Cheryl would always extend encouraging words and a prayer. She was a very sweet person. I’m so glad to have crossed paths with Cheryl. 

Edith Lee