Shelley M. Comer

Dearest Comer/Palmer family, I have fond memories of Shelley and her family spending time with the Callahan's at Ft. Casey in the 60's. I remember her wonderful laugh, her beautiful smile and her great sense of humor! Sending love to the Comer/Palmer family

My Dear Shelley, you are deeply missed. I Thank God for the time I was blessed to have you as my sister. You were there for me when I needed and friend and I hope somehow you know that I was there with you until the end. This world has lost a beautiful person, but you will never be forgotten. I love you always and forever. XOXOXO

Shelley I love you more than words could ever say. I'm still not sure what life will be like without you. Our family will not be the same. I remember your dainty little sneeze, your beutiful smile and how you made this world a better place to live, your great laugh. Being your brother made me as special as you are. Maybe I'm being selfish because they need you in heaven but so hard to see you go, I'll surely miss you. Hard to say good bye.... I Love You.

My prayers to the family. I worked with her at 911. Kristy McKinley (Zirbel)

Shelly, I worked with you and was your supervisor in the Comm Center in the 80s. You were always such a bright spot in that otherwise-dark room. Your sense of humor, mixed in just the right proportion with your skills, made it so easy for me to do my job. I listened to you when you took calls and you usually put the caller at ease with just a few words and made everyones' job so much easier. You took such good care of "your officers" in the field and guarded them as if they were your...