For 36 years, Sherry and I shared our lives in a most loving, caring and respectful way. She was completely devoted to me and to our children that she loved with her whole being. She was so proud of our children and never failed to tell them and show them how much she loved them and would always be there for them.

Mostly because of her devotion and commitment, they grew up to be successful, respected, happy and loving parents and spouses.

After the kids were in school full time she decided to pursue a career of her own interests and from May of 1987 to October 2000 she worked for American Consulting and handled all of the responsibilities of the accounts receivable department as well as administered all of the companies benefit plans.

She was highly respected and well regarded by her employer and all of the employees she interacted with. Because of her devotion to the company and her love for kids, she organized the first company picnic, which she practically put together herself the first time. The most important part of the picnic for her was to see all of the employee's children having fun along with the parents. It is now a company tradition every year and there is talk that it may be named in her honor next year.

She was so much in love with her grandchildren that is was very difficult for her to accept the fact that she would not experience the joy of seeing them grow up.

She suffered a long time from the terrible disease ALS and faced it with dignity, courage and determination to the very last.

Through faith, trust and belief in God she endured the suffering with few complaints for 4 long years until God finally decided enough and took her to a place of joy and happiness on July 17, 2002.

It is impossible to measure how much our lives have been enriched and how much we benefited by having her as a wife, mother, grandmother and friend.

We will never stop loving her or ever forget her and how she touched our lives. She always gave so much of herself to others and asked for little in return.

May she rest in peace and some day we will be together again.

Loving Husband,
Mike