Sherry Slovick

Sherry was a bright light at Hamilton House. She will be missed.

Sherry was my sister's one-on-one teacher at a point during her K-12 education, and she became a friend of our whole family over the years. She was a treasure and I give thanks for the gift of having known her and called her friend. All of the Arnolds and I are so very sorry for your loss. May her memory always be a blessing to you - she will be one for so many, just as she was in life. Much love, Emmie

I met Sherry about 4 years ago, through our history book club. Sherry shared her humor, insights and great stories with us. I will miss her warmth, intelligence and cheerful disposition.

I met Sherry a few years ago as part of a american history book club at the library. I loved hearing her stories as we were moving through the 60's and 70's. They provided a wonderful color commentary to the books we read including her phone call with Ed Sullivan. She will be missed by all us.

I met Sherry over 15 years ago when I attended one of Lynn Gendelman's reunion gatherings with my father, Larry Bauldridge, Class of '64. Mark and Lynn were perfect hosts and everyone went out of their way to make me feel comfortable and welcome, but it was Sherry I gravitated toward. I was not surprised to discover she was a teacher- she was so warm and the conversation was so easy. Because of her friendship with my dad I was able to tag along on several excursions that included Sherry. She...

I never met you, (Gillian is a colleague of mine) but I just know by reading your obituary that it's my loss and that you were an awesome person! Rest in peace, queen.

I will always remember Sherry as such a warmhearted person—that we would all do well to emulate. I’m so glad to have had the opportunity to know her a little bit. She was and always will be a gift and a positive presence to all of us. Much love to her and all the family, always. ❤

Sherry was a good friend and I will miss her.