Sherri May Wolsifer
June 22, 1968 ~ December 22, 2013
Sherri Vangundy Wolsifer, 45 of Camby, passed away peacefully at the home she loved on Sunday, December 22, 2013. She was born June 22, 1968 in Danville.
Sherri graduated from Lafayette Jefferson High School and Purdue University. She had worked for the Department of Corrections, Geico, Carpenter Realty and Eby Brown. She was currently the co- owner/ operator ,with her husband, of Perfect Tan and Spa in Plainfield.
She is survived by her loving husband, Kevin Wolsifer, her sons; Jake and Matt Satterfield, mother and father; Dean and Glenn Vangundy, and her brother Rob ( Roslyn, Hannah, Callum, and Rory). She is also survived by her mother- in- law; Mary Wolsifer, her brother- in – law Rick ( Sheryl) Wolsifer and sister- in- law, Debbi ( Terry) Bell, several nieces and nephews and many loving, generous aunts, uncles, and cousins who cheered her on and supported her through her journey. Sherri will be remembered for her generosity, honesty, sense of humor and her wonderful smile. Sherri had requested that her body be donated to the IU Hospital Research Center.
Gathering of friends will be held from 2 until 4PM Saturday, December 28 at Carlisle- Branson Funeral Service & Crematory in Mooresville. At 3PM friends and family will be encouraged to share a memory of Sherri.
In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.
Friends may visit www.carlislebranson.com to share a memory or sign the guest registry.
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I went to PJ’s nail tech program which is where I met Sherri. That was the best thing meeting June bug . Sherri was always so bubbly and always talking about her boys and her family . We just texted a couple weeks ago and she was going to come to the Salon for a pedicure and lunch. I am sorry that will never happen. Life is short make ………. sure you don’t hesitate to let your loved ones know how much you love them. I have been through this a lot and it does not get any easier! We will continue to keep your family in our thoughts and prayers. What a wonderful wife , mom , daughter, sister, friend .
I always loved her smile. If someone was in a bad mood she would always make them feel better with her smile. She had a very big heart and will be sadly missed.
Rest in Peace Sherri.
I will miss seeing her smiling face and courage!
Kevin, Paul & I are so very sorry that you & the boys are having to go through this. Sherri must have been an extraordinary young woman if she was able to be married to you:), Sherri also was very lucky to have married into such a wonderful family as the Wolsifer Family. You are never an in-law you are part of the family like you’ve been there your whole life. It sounds like she was a very courageous young woman to have faced all she has & from what I understand she was always putting everyone else first. Sh was also thinking of others even those she didn’t know.She wanted to make it easier & less painful for someone & their family who shared her same condition. Loosing a mother is hard at any age, but I know these guys will do well to handle it. They were born to such a fantastic,unselfish, fun loving & strong mother. Then at such a young age they were blessed to have Kevin come into their lives along with Mary, Dick,Debbie & Rick & their families. They will all be there for you, whether you need to have a shoulder to lean on or to be given space & patience. I wish there was something I could do or say to make this easier on all of you. But I know this is something you have to do yourselves. The only thing to help right now is prayers, & to let you know that our family,PJ,Rob, & Lyndsay and Paul & I are here if you do need us for anything. We love you and are sending prayers & hugs along with this message. Paul,Bernie & Family
Sherri was an amazing friend to me in high school. I wish we had kept in better touch. She also came from an amazing family which I always admired for its affection, support and care of each other. So, I know you are struggling with her passing. I am so very sorry for your loss. Sabine Kuehn