I met Sheri at a GH Luncheon back in the early 2000s and became friends with her at that time.  When she started doing Tyler's website and fan events I always helped out and had a blast with her.  She was generous enough to let me stay with her the multiple times I came to LA which was always appreciated.  When Sandra and I started doing events for Stephen Nichols and Mary Beth Evans she was a godsend to us.  She always knew great things to do at an event and could always answer our questions.  And she always helped out at events.  I loved visiting her in Las Vegas.  Sandra and I came to see her right before she put the pool in and we really enjoyed our time with her.  Later on that year my husband and I came back out there for business and we had so much fun reconnecting with Sheri at dinner.  Sandra and I had been talking about trying to see her this year.  I am just heartbroken I will never see her again.  She was such a good friend and was always fun to be around.   She will be missed by so many.  My thoughts and prayers are with Nicole and Cliff and her family.  

Hello My dear, I met you through your good friend,Kathy Fisher and you two were the best of friends. I always admired your friendship. you were always there for her and Visa versa.
I am so sorry you have left us but I know your journey will be special.
My thoughts and Prayers go out to your family
Patricia Marcil=Ortiz

How I would love to go back to these days.

     Sheri, was my sister-in-law.  One of my earliest memories is of her on her very own Yamaha motorcycle.  She had a trailer to haul it with the slogan "Someday you'll own a Yamaha" on the side. Remember this was over forty years ago and that was pretty spunky for a girl in the 70's.
     Another fond memory is of her keeping the calories at bay with a diet soda paired with a candy bar.  
    I can still picture her with her earliest furry friends a yellow lab  and an independent Siamese cat named Cy.
      Her greatest joy was her children Niclole and Cliff.





Sheri came to visit Carol and I when I was doing graduate work in California (the picture of her overlooking San Francisco Bay was from that trip). We drove up to lake Tahoe to do some gambling. While we were there a snowstorm dropped 55 inches of snow. To top it off, the car would not start. We had a total of 35 cents among us and were hungry and cold. We stopped in a small hotel with one roulette table. I bet the money on some number. At the last second Sheri changed it to 17 (her birthday). The attendent smirked at us but the security guard told her to spin the wheel. It landed on 17! We won about $13 and had a nice supper followed by a beautiful drive home at night through the snow. I've added a picture of Sheri waiting for Christmas at our home on Elizabeth St. in Nelsonville. Dad brought home our first puppy, a tiny black Cocker Spaniel that we named Daisy, in his coat pocket. Happy days indeed.

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Sheryl Marie Evans

June 17, 1953 – February 23, 2019

Palm South Jones Mortuary

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