Forest Heights, Maryland
There was nothing Antionette "Toni" Sherman loved more than ending her day with an impromptu fishing trip. After a long day crunching numbers in the Pentagon, Sherman would pick up her foster son and fishing gear and head to her favorite spot. At 35, Sherman filled her life with the things she loved - island cruises, family reunions, the little boy she planned to adopt, her dogs Oreo and Rex, trips to Florida, bowling leagues and Pokeno tournaments. "She loved children. She was always carting other people's kids around," said her mom, Eloise Clarke, who lived about 10 miles from her daughter's home in suburban Maryland. "That's what gave her the incentive to become a foster mom." A federal employee since 1983, Sherman was working as an Army budget analyst when Flight 77 hit the Pentagon. She was one of the first victims to be airlifted to a hospital. She died from her injuries at Washington Hospital Center's burn unit last week.
I´m a Texas girl that had to come to the big city for a work project. My friend who is a fireman down in Houston (also my home) flew up for the weekend and we went to the museum last Sunday. I was overwhelmed with emotions and sadness, but I wanted to rem
Hollie Winters
September 21, 2023 | Houston, TX | Friend
Your LaReine sisters remember you always!!
Class of 1983
September 19, 2023
on the 20th anniversary of this horrific day i honor u and hope u will never be forgotten. i did not know you but had to choose the "friend" option and hope that's ok with your loved ones
sharona r
September 11, 2021 | Chicago, IL | Friend
Sending our sincere condolences for your loss to your family. With each new day may God continue to give you the strength and peace needed to cope. Antoinette is still greatly missed and will not be forgotten.
Kindred Family
October 29, 2019
Thinking of you Toni... you will ALWAYS be remembered especially for the fun times you showed me on my summer vacations in DC. I love you cousin...
Monica Martin-Swinton
September 11, 2019 | Duluth, GA | Family
I just heard your story on a 9/11 documentary. Im from Alexandria VA and we are complete strangers but I want you to know I WILL NEVER FORGET! Your name will be added to my memories of 9/11. Blessings and love to your friends and family.
September 18, 2018
Today the world remembered. I remember EVERYDAY. Your personality was infectious. We will laugh again one day. Rest my dear friend, rest.
Puntadeleste Bozeman
September 11, 2018 | Aliceville, AL
Another year passes without you. Your La Reine sisters still remember your infectious laugh. RIP. Class of '83
Brenda Day
September 11, 2018 | South Portland, ME
Blessings to all of Antoinette's family and friends. I will always remember her.❤
Karen Klimkiewicz
September 10, 2018 | Newport Beach, CA