Sherman Allen Hannah

My parents were good friends with Sherman´s parents, so Sherman was like my older brother. One Christmas Eve, when I was six years old, my parents went to a holiday party. They asked if the older and wiser nine-year-old Sherman could, "keep an eye on me at our house." Well...what could possibly go wrong with these two left alone? Upon my parents´ exodus from our house, Sherman asked where we stored our liquor. After much searching, we found a decorative bottle labeled...

I have so many fun memories of Sherman. He was a great. Bartender at the Pines Cafe. Best friends with my brother-in-law Steve Whisler and was a hoot to watch football with. Saw him fall off a chair a time or two. He was best also best friends with my husband Stewart McMurray. The the stories they told about their life in Washington State logging would have you laughing until you had tears in your eyes. He was a die hard Dodger and Dallas fan and proud of it. I will miss everything about...

I met Sherm when we were both about 12 years old, and we became fast friends, and how could you not... this guy loved everybody !!! Except if you were across the line from him in a football game. It brought a smile to me when it said he loved to work the campgrounds... because my first memory was when we were working the campgrounds, we were either 12 or 13 at the time... It was Opening weekend for trout, and we went up to the 1st campground, about 2:00 in the morning, slid in the creek, and...

Sherman was a great friend. We did a lot together growing up in Independence. Sherman loved football but he also dreamed of playing baseball. Coach Don Osborn put Sherman in charge of our teams 3rd base coaching box. Sherman was the best coach at getting the runners safely to home plate. He won several close games for Owen's Valley by knowing when to stop or wave the base runner to home plate. In high school Sherman, Danny Mairs, Peter Bernasconi and myself would camp in the Inyo Mountains...

my first memory of sherman is when we moved in next-door as we drove up he could see 1234 dogs jump out of our truck and three of them were labradors. He said they´re gonna be great neighbors. They have to be they have labradors.! my favorite memory is when he was hunting. He was so passionate about it. He loved everything about it and made me smile to see that. I will always remember how down to earth in matter fact he was because he´s a lot like me. I enjoyed that the truth be told no...