Sheri Avery Webster

Sheri Avery Webster passed away peacefully on the morning of April 13th at the young age of 43. She was a loving, caring wife, daughter, sister, aunt and granddaughter. Her many friends all knew they could rely on her steadfast loyalty and nonjudgmental support at all times. We all share the grief and terrible sense of loss from her passing much too soon.

Sheri was born on St. Patrick’s Day, March 17, 1972. Appropriately, from the start she embodied the vibrant spirit and joy identified with that celebratory holiday. At an early age she was nicknamed “Tigger” or “Tig” for the Winnie the Pooh character who had such a bouncy spirit and care-free approach to life. As she matured, Sheri expressed her free-spirit through the development of her many artistic talents. She was a gifted painter, writer and Karaoke singer (the girl could flat-out sing). However, she was most proud of her successful creation and management of her own Myofascial therapy business. In this specialized field, Sheri was able to provide healing comfort as well as physical therapy. In the working world, as in all else, she preserved her independence, while enjoying the social interaction with her clients who quickly became new friends. Sheri was very tender-hearted person who always empathized with the “underdog” – both with people and with animals. No stray dog was safe from her clutches. Sheri’s first two rescue dogs, Baby and Bosco had long, happy lives under her care. Her three current rescue dogs, Lucy, Winston and Wylie will miss her greatly. She and Andrew particularly loved travel, especially Puerto Vallarta, and they traveled together extensively. Being a true Pisces, Sheri found her most comfort and joy in her spiritual connection with the ocean and its soothing force.

Sheri leaves behind her soul-mate and loving husband of 16 years, Andrew Webster. Also preserving her memory with love and gratefulness are her Mom and Dad, Kay and Lee Avery, her sister Rhonda McLeod (Tracy), her niece Kaylee, Grandfather Marvin Stringer, Grandmother Genelle Avery, and numerous adoring Aunts, Uncles and Cousins. Sheri had told the family that she wished to be cremated and that there be no formal ceremony. Also remembering Sheri are Andrew’s Mom and Dad, Joycelyn and Billy Webster, his two sister’s Amie Ford (Matt) and Ashley Gibbs (Jesse) and their children, Grandmother Mama Joyce, and numerous Aunts, Uncles and Cousins.