Sherrie Lynn Myers

SHERRIE LYNN MYERS, passed away unexpectedly, September 6, 2010 at the age of 56. She was born in Laredo, Texas on November 24, 1953, and moved to and was raised in Galena Park. Preceded in death by her Mother, Shirley Turner and Sister, Terry Brodin. Survived by her beloved husband of 29 years, Ernest Myers, son Roy Dean Mosby, and his wife Kelli, daughter Charissa Mills, and her husband Marc. Her grandchildren were the joys of her life, Sydney and Seth Mosby, Logan and Hayden Mills. Her infectious smile will be missed by all.

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Melissa Lukens

DAvid and Wendi Gray and Children

Joyce & Pierre Tannous

Amy Henderson, Alec & Adam Prihoda

Bryan G. Elliott

Cindi & Bo Kelly

Roy Kelli Sydny & Seth Mosby

Robin Jones and family

Heather Taylor

Tributes

Message from

Melissa Lukens

Thu, 09/09/2010

Dearest Ernie & family,

I know that your hearts are hurting and grieving over the sudden loss of such an amazing woman. I feel so privileged to have been her friend these last two years. She loved all of you so very much. We spent many hours together at work talking about each of you and the dreams and hopes and wishes she had for each of you as you grew older. I admired her spirit and her laugh and strength. I hope that the memories you have will sustain you in the coming weeks and days and you will reflect on the fun and joy she brought to your lives - that is how she told me she wanted to be remembered. For you all to think of her and laugh and smile. You were her everything, each of you in your own individual and special way. I know she is smiling down on each of you, hoping you feel her love in your hearts every day. God Bless.

Message from

Wendi Gray

Thu, 09/09/2010

Sweet Aunt Sherrie! She always knew how to make someone laugh! She will be missed very much by all that knew her! She did so many things to make me feel special and that sweetness always came from her heart! I love you Aunt Sherrie!

Message from

Heather Taylor & Chelsea Ibarra

Tue, 09/14/2010

Things between me and my Aunt Sherrie were not good for the past year and a half but I never stopped loving her! In times like these families are suppose to get closer together but with our family, everyone pulls away and I feel that is so sad and discusting! I hope that one day we will all be close again. Charissa now you know know how I felt when I lost my mother and you would think that would make you allow me to reach out to you! You only get one life and one chance to treat people right! I hope all have learned a lesson here. I love all of you and always will!