Sheila Andrew Weer
October 3, 1950 ~ May 17, 2011
Sheila Elaine Andrew Weer, 60, Noblesville, formerly of Mooresville, died May 17, 2011. She was born October 3, 1950, in Rockville, Indiana, the daughter of Dallas and Mary (Nichol) Sherrill.
Sheila was a graduate of Rockville High School and had been employed at J.W. Sims. She also enjoyed being a homemaker and teaching assistant at Mooresville High School for a number of years. She enjoyed gardening, working in her yard, cooking, and was a great baker.
She was preceded in death by her father, Dallas Sherrill.
Survivors include her children, Richard Stephen Andrew of Mooresville, Mary (Andrew) Siefert of Noblesville, and Richard Barrett Andrew (Stephanie) of Mooresville; mother, Mary Sherrill of Rockville; sister, Paula Rahn (Jim) of Rockville; grandchildren, Kennedy Andrew, Jordyn Andrew, Keegan Siefert, Braelyn Andrew, and Kaleb Siefert; nieces, Gina Sunderman and Amy Crane.
The family will greet friends from 12 Noon to 3 p.m., on Saturday, May 21, in the Fellowship Hall at the First United Methodist Church, Mooresville. There will be an opportunity to share memories at 12:30 p.m. Cremation will take place at the Morgan County Crematory. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Carlisle-Branson Funeral Service & Crematory, Mooresville. Visit www.carlisleandson.com to share a favorite memory, sign the online guest registry or view Sheila’s memorial video tribute.
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Steph and Barry, Sorry to hear of your loss. Our condolences and prayers go out to you and your family. The Skora Family
Dear Barry, Steph, and Family, Our many thoughts and prayers are with you and your familiy during this difficult time. We loved Sheila as she was such a joy and pleasure to be around. We will treasure such wonderful memories and keep them dear to our heart. May you and your extended families have peace and God’s Blessings to All. Our Sympathy and Condolences. Barb And Rich
Dear Barry,Steve and Mary I am so sorry to hear about your Mom. God Bless each of you and your families as you will be going through some sad times but remember all your wonderful memories and she will always be in your hearts. She was a cool lady and I know Brian & Brad enjoyed hangin at your house and eating her baked goodies. Donna Sturm
I am so very sorry for your loss. ‘He is near to those broken at heart and saves those crushed in spirit.’ Psalms 34:18 Thinking and praying for you all. Cari Mathis-Hair
Dear Steve, Barry, and Mary, Larry and I are so sorry for your loss. Your family were our neighbors when you lived on Victor Drive. It is hard to believe you are all grown up with beautiful families of your own. Your mom will always live in your hearts, and you have so many memories that no one can take away from you. In deepest sympathy, Larry and Brenda Wyatt
I am so sorry for your loss. Jimmy and I both have fond memories of your mom. Jimmy & Lisa Cornett
I hadn’t seen nor spoken to Sheila in more than 40 years having gone our ways after high school days. Ironically, just this week, I decided to try to contact her thru facebook for some reason. It was a shock this morning to read of her passing and to learn we both had lived around Mooresville for a number years. What a wonderful and fun person she was as a teenage girl. It’s obvious from all the pictures she grew into a wonderful woman and a terrific mother…one that will be very much missed by her family and friends. My deepest sympathies and regrets, Gary Swaim
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Steve, Barry and Mary May the wonderful memories of your mother’s love be with you and comfort you at this time. With Deepest Sympathy Mike Loux & Family
To Sheila’s family and friends – we are truly sorry to hear of Sheila’s passing. We know Sheila from her days out here in Iowa when she was in the construction business – and how could you not buy a house from her? Just a great and genuine person who has left us too early. John and Sue Wetherell