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Sherry Lynn Slough Sitterle, 67 of Kerrville, passed away on Sunday, November 27, 2016 in Kerrville. She was born in Alice, Texas to E.A. Slough and Helen Maurice Woodward Slough on September 22, 1949. She attended William Adams High School and graduated in 1967.
She was preceded in death by parents; one grandchild; and great grandson, Collin Strickler.
She is survived by husband, Robert Sitterle; daughters, Jill Strickler (Mark) and Jana Gregory (Kenneth); step-son, Matt Sitterle (Lori); bonus children, Jerome Kaiser, Mandi Harrison and Joshua Hanst; grandchildren, Hayley Strickler, Cameren Strickler (Brooke), Terrence Frederick, Jordan Strickler, Carson Strickler, Kelsey Pilat, Emery Strickler, Jake Sitterle, Trenten Stavinoha, Kali Gregory, Paige Sitterle and Grant Gregory; great grandchildren, Brynlee Johanson, Cayden Strickler and McKenzie Frederick; along with hosts of family and friends.
Memorial services will be held at 2 PM, Saturday, December 3, 2016 at Rosewood Funeral Chapel, Victoria, Texas, officiated by Rick Kincaid. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Hill Country Memorial Hospice, Fredericksburg, Texas.
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Casimiro (Casey) Garza, Jr (1965)
I vaguely remember Sherry in school. However we discovered each other on FaceBook. At opposite ends of the political spectrum, we were constantly at each other in disagreement. We agreed to disagree and always stayed respectful and friends. In getting to know her, let me just say that I admired her a lot, not only for standing up to me, but the fight she endured over several years with cancer. Her death came suddenly to me, for I learned it much later after the fact, and it ended with me owing her something.....she was such a hard fighting woman, that I couldn't help but admired her for that, at the end, I told her that the first time I saw her, I would give her one of the biggest hugs for all that she had been thru..."Sherry, I never paid you that hug that I promised, but if at the end, hopefully God will permit to stop briefly in heaven and give that to you, for without a doubt that is where we will find you"..... I can't remember the high school team she rooted hard for out of the Houston area, but I bet she's cheering them on right now....we miss and love you my friend, I hope you'll allow me to call you that.