Linda McCorkle (Hurst) (1970)

So very sorry to hear about Sherry. Prayers for her family and loved ones. I remember her sweet smile that she shared with everyone.

Michael Purser (1970)

What a beautiful person with a great smile. Always a pleasure to talk to. My condolences to family.

Glenn Camp (1970)

Always sad to hear of the passing of a classmate; especially one so well thought of as Sherry.

Edith Diane Ray (Hudson) (1970)

Sherry was a beautiful person with a kind heart.  My sincere condolences to her family. 

J. Greg Tharp (1970)

My deepest condolences to Val and to the rest of Sherry's family. Although, I had not seen Sherry in a few years, she was always a dear friend. Sherry was a true Southern lady, who carried the Baker tradition in her heart. At any future Baker reunion, she will be well remembered by all. 

J. Greg Tharp

BHS '70

Gainesville, GA

Diana Russell (Powell) (1970)

I'm very sad to hear of her passing.  Even though I have not lived there since the 70's, I still remember her and especially her smile.  My condolences to her family.

Peter Swiderek (1970)

Val,  Gale and I are schocked and greatly saddend by Sherry's passing.  I'm so sorry we just found out about it and werent there on Sunday for the candlelight  We extend our deepest condolences.  I will always remember her smile and being so full of life and joy.  We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.  Pete and Gale

Matalyne Bryan (Davis) (1970)

Climb Every Mountain, Search High and Low, Follow Every Byway, Every Path You Know. 

Henriette Hood (Cain) (1970)

Condolences to Sherry's family! She was a beautiful person, inside and out, with a beautiful smile and a kind word! She will be missed.

Cindy Radcliff (Mitchell) (1968)

I was so shocked and saddened to lose this sweet friend. I keep a lot of memories in my heart and times we shared, the laughs and the sillyness....wouldn't trade a minute of it.  She was a true friend and I will miss her dearly