
Sheryn Rae Hansen HUFF Passed away unexpectedly at her home on January 14th 2011. Sheryn was born August 8th, 1938 in Jamestown New York. She earned her RN degree at the University of Rochester, where she met the love of her life, Dr. John W. Huff. They married and moved to Seattle in 1959 where they raised three children and became an integral part of the community. In addition to being a wonderful mom, Sheryn volunteered with the PTA, Children's Hospital and Woodland Park Zoo. She was the definition of resilient and radiated a sense of grace. She encountered life's challenges with courage, strength and humor. She touched many lives and gave so much love. Her passing leaves us with a void that cannot be filled, yet her spirit will live on in those who knew her. She is survived by her mother, Jeanette Hansen; Son Glen Huff; Son John Huff (Kelly) and grandsons Alexander and Nicholas Huff; and Daughter Christina Kaylor (Craig), all of Seattle. In lieu of flowers, remembrances to Pasado's Safe Haven or a charity of your choice. Memorial service February 5th at 11:00 am at the Church of St. Stephen's, 4805 NE 45th Street, Seattle. Please sign Sheryn's guestbook at www.washelli.com. To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Art Coday
February 4, 2011
Sheryn was the beloved mother of my best friend, Glen Huff. She was always bright, cheerful, kind, and loving. She had a way of always making me feel so welcome and loved in her house. I will miss her. Her love lives on in her children and grandchildren, and I look forward to seeing her - and her dear husband John - when it is my turn to go and be with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
Glen Mitchell
January 30, 2011
I have many fond childhood memories of my friendship with Sheryn's son, John. Growing up just a few blocks from their house, I spent many hours at the Huff residence and always felt welcome in their house.
My thoughts and prayers go out to all of the Huff Family.
Evan Knapp
January 28, 2011
I heard about Sharon Huff and was saddened by the news. I then thought longer and harder and remembered a glorious time when I had a leaf stem stuck in my eye. I was frantic and screaming for help. Weasel (my sister) burst into the bathroom and immediately called the trusty Nurse Huff. Sharon was at our home in 1 minute and performed a marvelous operation on my eye, wherein she extracted the menacing leaf stem with a moistened Que-tip and keen vision. To this day I'm not quite sure how she did this agreeably complex surgery without a laser guided arthroscopic telescope, anesthetic and a staff of 20.... But she did and I was forever thankful.
When I was done remembering this time of my life, my sister and our house on Kenilworth Place, I cried. Not tears of pain or saddenness but tears of joy and remembrance of a time when my life was much less confusing. Evan Knapp, Newport Beach, CA
Elyse Knapp Nicholson
January 23, 2011
Sheryn was a wonderful woman. A great friend to my mother, Vivian. She was a comfort to me personally, and to my family, when my brother, Alex, passed away. My husband and I will be at her service, and my prayers go out to the family.
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