Birth date: Oct 19, 1968 Death date: Jan 25, 2021
Sherri A. Squires, age 52, of Amherst, passed away on January 25, 2021. Born in Brook Park to Dave and Kay Moore on October 19, 1968. After graduating from Mid Park High School in 1987, Sherri continued her education and became a Read Obituary
It cannot be measured how much I will miss this beautiful woman. Sherri was a one- of-a- kind person. She never had a bad word to say about anyone and always had a smile on her face which was very contagious. She always tried to make people laugh, or at least smile. God broke the mold after she was born. I will miss our 3:00 pm chats at her reception desk with Ed Bogomolny. We shared LOTS of laughs, talked about life in general and quoted Heather Land's "I Ain't Doin It". Rest peacefully my friend. No more pain. Until we meet again.
Judy Davidson (QIC)
Sherri was so very special. All the fun we had together with both her family and mine. She was without a doubt a great wife, and mother to her family. Always cheerful. Made everyone laugh. I can think of so many memories that we had. She will be so greatly missed. She's in heaven now pain free looking down on her family with a smile on her face on how proud she is of Dan, Brooke and Stone. I hope Mary Jo and her are having a few laughs on us.
John Spain
My most sincere condolences to the family. Asking God to hold you close at this difficult time.
Sherri touched many hearts and lives. I worked with her at QIC and I am so grateful for having known her. I can remember her friendly and cheerful greeting in the morning would automatically change my grim mood as a result of the morning commute. When I was having a difficult day at work I would stroll down to her station and after a few minutes I would go back to my desk feeling much better. Her positive outlook in life was truly amazing despite all the challenges she endured. We need more people like her in this world; now Heaven is rejoicing by having her there. I will always remember her.
Sandra Montgomery~
Sherri is an awesome person. I worked with her for several years at the Jacobs Group. I had such a good time working with her, never a dull moment. I am so grateful we got reconnected thru texting when I heard about her illness. Thinking about old times working together brought a smile to my face as she was reminding me of certain adventures at work we shared. Sherri reached out to me when I was going thru cancer treatment myself which just shows what a kind and thoughtful person she is. I will always cherish our friendship.
Paula (Schade) Chido
Dan, Stone and Brooke,
My heart is broken for you all- I am so sorry for your loss. Our loss, really. No words of comfort can be said nor nothing to be done that can possibly help fill the void you must be feeling. Please know I am always here for you, no matter where I am, and I will continue to offer support- never think twice about that.
Know it is because of your beautiful wife and loving mother that has changed me for the better. Her kindness and loving ways served as reminders that no one is ever too far gone, people deserve another chance and when life hands you lemons- make lemonade. Sherri knew how to make me laugh and she was real- nothing fake about her. She always, ALWAYS, made me see the good in life and situations; and we all can use that reminder from time to time.
I often wondered where a person like her came from- a honest, gentle, kind, sweet and funny soul who had her share of challenges and obstacles in life. In my mind, Sherri will remain a pillar of a person who I will always strive to be.
Thank you for sharing her with me.
With love,
Jennifer Perez (QIC)
