Josephine M. Sherman

To the Sherman/Comeriato family: It has been very long time since I have seen any of you.My heart sadens with you.Prayers are with you all.I have missed the family through the years. I pray your sadness will ease with time and loving, happy memories of your dear Josephine. I am Joe Comeriato's ex- daughter-in-law, Martha

Grandma was a strong a woman who challenged me to strive for the best in all I do. One of my fondest memories is lunch and a movie, she made me feel so special. I am glad my family had an opportunity to know her before her passing. We will miss her!

To:Joe and Linda.....we are so sorry to hear about the loss of your mother...our sincere thoughts and sympathy at this time.....Connie and Larry Rose

grandma im gonna miss you so much!i will always love your spaghetti and meatballs it will always be the first thing that comes to mind when i think of you!i love you so much you will be missed by many
your great granddaughter
alyssa!

Grandma will leave such wonderful memories. I am so sad that she is gone but I know that she is so happy being with her family again.
Grandma's love for her family is inmeasurable.She loved to cook for all of us and am so lucky to have had a Grandma like her. I will miss you Gram

Grandma,
It's been a while, but my feelings have never changed. I love you, Anthony

There are many things that come to mind when I think of Grandma; her love for butter-pecan ice cream, her Christmas and Thanksgiving feasts, how much she loved her family, and her gift of hospitality to name a few. Most of all I'll remember her every time I make sauce and meatballs the way she taught me. She showed love through her cooking, and many people have gotten to know a little bit of Grandma over the years through the recipies she passed on to me. I can only hope to live up to her...

To the Sherman and Walke Family,
Our deepest sympathy goes out to you in the loss of your mother/grandmother/
great-grandmother. You are in our hearts.

A flood of memories came into my mind when I heard about the death of Aunt Josephine. Mom and Josephine shopping and eating out nearly on a daily basis for many years. Later while mom could still go out but no longer drove, I would take the two ladies out to dinner at Reggies in the Falls on Friday nights, they loved the fried fish. Aunt Josephine liked to stop at the bank first and would help me find the drive thru window! She helped me drive too, haha. Both of those dear ladies...