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John Hungate
July 17, 2009
Sam and Sid, I am sorry to hear of the loss of your dad. Sherman was a good man and will be missed by many. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Willie Dowdy
July 14, 2009
Sam, Sid and Lisa,
They don't make guys like your Dad anymore, I think back ofton to the times we would hang out at the store and he would grab me with those big arms and squeeze me until my bones would crack, I never enjoyed the pain so much. Or the times down at your house on Sundays playing basketball and eating steak before we would head over to the Starlight drive in and drink a few buds. Sherman always made all of us young boys feel like we where one of his kids, even when we rolled the bronco remember Sid?
Donna and I will keep you in our prays.
Sherman was a good man.
Willie Dowdy
George Overfelt
July 13, 2009
Sam and Sid I am so sorry to hear about Sherm. Sherm was always a good friend to me as well as being a loyal customer for years. I always enjoyed coming to Blacksburg every week and spending time with Sherm. We have not kept in touch as much since I have been in Florida. I have thought him often. SHERM WAS A GOOD MAN.
George Overfelt
Dan Carawan
July 13, 2009
Emma,
We are all praying for you during this dark season. All of us at CommUNITY Church love you and are saddened by your loss.
July 13, 2009
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Oliver Link
July 12, 2009
Sherman gave me the benifet of the doubt when I was young and broke, when I was doing good, and when I was out of work. He never let me down and I never let him down, and I appricated it. Thanks
July 12, 2009
Emma,
Please know our prayers and thoughts are with you in the loss of your brother.
Jan and Warren Stice
Tommy Albert
July 12, 2009
David, Sam, Sid & Lisa,
You all are in our prayers... and I put you on our Sunday School pray list this morning. I stated that Sherman was more of an Uncle than a cousin to me. I will always cherish the memories of the times we went on vaction; or the ever fun times of putting up hay like when we was just 15 and he got made because we had gotten in the Miller before the job was done.
I regret I can not be there with you this week, but know that Rhonda, Leann, Logan and I will continue to pray for you.
If there is anything I can do for you long distance please let me know.
We love and miss you all.
Tommy
Gale Price
July 12, 2009
It was a honor to be a part of Sherman's life the past few weeks. He was an amazing man-a true inspiration!
May your memories of Sherman,as mine do-make you smile....
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