Sherry K. Grubb
August 17, 1961 ~ September 1, 2016
Sherry K. Grubb, 55 of Mooresville, passed away September 1, 2016 at Franciscan St. Francis Health in Indianapolis. She was born August 17, 1961 in Indianapolis to the late Charles J. and Gladys Jean (Poynter) Ely.
Sherry proudly worked as a Licensed Practical Nurse at Miller’s Merry Manor in Mooresville and at Worthington Place in Camby for many years. She enjoyed mushroom hunting, camping, NASCAR and, most recently, crocheting. Most of all, Sherry loved spending time with her grandchildren.
Along with her parents she was preceded in death by three brothers, Dennis Ely, Steve West and Bob West.
Survivors include her daughter, Chyenne D. (Jeffrey Meyer) Shannon of Mooresville; her son, Dennis Grubb of Mooresville; brother, Mike West of California; her “sister,” Lisa Kopetsky; four grandchildren, Austin Shannon, Madisyn Meyer, Zachery Meyer and Nevaeh Grubb and many nieces and nephews.
Family and friends will gather to celebrate the life Sherry K. Grubb on Wednesday, September 7, 2016 from 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. in the chapel at Carlisle-Branson Funeral Service & Crematory in Mooresville. The memorial service will begin at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday at the funeral home. Please visit www.CarlisleBranson.com where you may sign the online guest book, leave a personal message for the family and view her Life Tribute video.
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Sherry and I grew up together. We lived across the street from one another. Oh my, the fun we used to have. I will miss you dear friend.
I can’t believe you are gone you will be missed tremendously fly high Sherry Love you Shannon
Sherry was a great person. Fly high with the angels.
I remember going to school with you since grade school, So hard to believe your gone. Fly high Sherry, fly high…….
Sending our love…The Sutherland Family. Cathy, Tina, Kim and Steve.
I grew up with Sherry and shared lots of laughs over the years! Sad to say goodbye
I can’t believe your gone Sherry we have known each other forever I remember you coming out to the house in five points hanging out with my sister I had the biggest crush on you we never dated but became friends our whole lives I will miss you. Rest in Heaven your friend Randy.
Loved Sherry very much ! She was loved by many, The comfort I am getting from her death she is no longer suffering. Leisa Lawrence
MISS SHERRY WE SHARE SO MANY MEMORYS FROM AS FAR BACK TO THE 70 AND SOME WERE SO MUCH FUN AND SOME WERE SO SAD AND OTHERS WERE JUST CRAZY FUN .YOU WERE SOMEONE THAT IVE LOVED FOR SO LONG .WE HAVE CRYED TOGETHER LAUGH TOGETHER AND HELD EACH OTHER WHEN WE NEED TO .AND THAT TIME AT PATS WITH MY CAR WE WILL NEVER TELL LOL.LOVING YOU AND ALL YOUR FAMILY FOR ALL THESE YEARS HAS SO BEEN A BLESSING IN MY LIFE .THANK YOU YOU FOR ALWAYS LOVING ME AND IM SO GOING TO MISS THAT BEAUTIFUL SMILE AND THAT WONDERFUL LAUGH THAT I WILL TRULY GOING TO MISS BUT I WILL ALWAYS KNOW THAT YOU WERE SO ONE OF A KIND OF LADY AND FRIEND TO SO VERY MANY .GIVE MY LOVE TO ALL NOW THAT YOU WEAR YOUR WINGS WITH THE FAMILY THAT LOVED YOU THE VERY MOST AND YOUR WITH NOW .IM SO GOING TO MISS YOU AND ALL THAT LOVE MAY YOU RST IN PEACE LOVE KATHY LEE CORBIN
RIP Sherry, I will miss you greatly, see you on the other side my friend. Prayers to the Family.
All through childhood to adults we never had one harsh word, fly high Sherry you will be missed… Love you R.I.P.
May You Have Rest Now.
Amen.
I was fresh out of nursing school when I walked into Miller’s Merry Manor and first was introduced to you. Or shall I say you introduced yourself. Your comment was ‘ Hi I’m Sherry Grubb and your either going to love me or hate me.’ I have me that big smile of yours and then reached over and patted my hand. From that moment on we were friends. We taught me and helped me they my first 10 years of nursing. May you rest in peace. We shared wonderful memories in our work place and our personal lives. I will always remember the joy you brought into my life. You will be missed my friend.
I was neighbors with Sharon and we became good friends over the years. I loved hanging out with Sharon and joking around. You can’t say this about a lot of people but she was one-of-a-kind, a real character. Miss you Sharon!!
I worked at Miller’s Merry Manor with Sherry. She was one of my nurses that I worked under. She was one of my favorites because she wouldn’t hesitate to help us aides. She was always laughing or tried to make you laugh. I ran into her a couple of years ago and it wasn’t the Sherry I knew. She looked so tired. May you have rest Sherry!
Love and will miss you so much. May God be with your family.
You will be greatly missed sweet lady we love you vicki and betty
I worked with Sherry for 3 years at Millers. I loved her so much and enjoyed every day working with her! She made it so fun! Fly high sweet angel 🙁 You will be dearly missed by everyone who knew you!
I used to do her hair very nice lady! Sorry for your loss!
My friend
May you rest in peace my childhood friend!! So sorry for the families loss.
I will never forget how you cared for your mother when she was at the end of her life after working shifts of caring for so many others, and making me feel so welcomed when I would come to Millers to check the med carts. RIP Sherry
Remembered she bowled with us a long time ago at Artesian Bowl in Martinsville, and we used to have so much fun. Shocked at her passing.
I’ll never forget you! I wished that I would have known he was in really bad health I would have came and visited you at least one more time and at least said Goodbye love you… RIP
I will forever hold your memory close to my heart. I know my Dad held you close to his. This was sad to find on Facebook when I woke up this morning you sure are going to be missed. You go up there with Dad and Donnie and Uncle Charlie and Grandma Byrd and you guys party like rockstars as I know you will. May you forever rest in heaven love you lady
Words can’t even explain how much I’m gonna miss u. Man u were my mother took me n taught me so much along the way.You always kept it foot n my ass ta do right n b a woman. Took care of my baby wen I stepped out like a idiot. I’m gonna miss u so much we had so many good times I’ll never forget.. I love you so much and you’ll never b forgotten n always n my heart.im gonna be so lost without you I the one I could always talk to n will continue. Love you n plz watch over all us n keep us n line. Until we meet again Love you will always be n my heart.
Sherry was my childhood best friend. We lived right across the street from each other on Maple Lane. Even thou she was younger, Sherry is the one who taught me to smoke I still remember laying in her bed at night with the lights out writing out our names with our lit cigs. We smoked Marlboro because that is what Jean and Chucked smoked and they bought their cigs by the carton, easier to sneak. She was my maid of honor at my wedding in ’76. We lost touch after I married and left but I don’t think I could think of one childhood memory that doesn’t have Sherry in it. I always rhought we would see each other again. That there would be time. I was wrong. We have checked in with face book now and then and to see that she is gone is heart breaking.
I am very sorry for your loss. The Bible can provide much-needed comfort at this difficult time. John 5:28, 29 says, “Do not be amazed at this, for the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out, those who did good things to a resurrection of life.” For more information please go to http://www.JW.org.