Portland, Oregon
Aug 28, 1937 – Jul 11, 2016
Moore, Sherrill Sue (Mason) 78 Aug. 28, 1937 July 11, 2016 Sherrill Sue (Mason) Moore, age 78, passed away peacefully July 11, 2016, from the consequences of dementia. Sherrill was born Aug. 28, 1937, in David City, Neb. As a child, she moved with her family to Newport and then to Portland, where...
Read MoreI love your forever and always, I miss you so much, mom your always im my heart, hope you and dad are traveling together in heaven. Love char
Charlotte Moore
July 26, 2024 | Family
Sherrill
You are loved and appreciated !
Thank you for your hard work and sharing so much for the love of nursing excellence!
Shari
November 29, 2016
Sherrill was an awesome nursing instructor and a wonderful example of strength in our profession! She made all the difference in my educational experience at PCC ! She shared so much of herself and expected excellence ! She was a confidante and great support in every way! Thank you Sherrill
My love and prayers go out to her husband and family!
Shari Bukair
November 29, 2016
I had Sherrill as a nursing instructor at Emanuel Hospital School of Nursing. Then when my sister took up nursing at PCC, Sherrill was her teacher, too!
October 07, 2016
Sherrill was my best friend ever. We did almost everything together.she was the love of my life. We were together for 56 years. I miss her so very much, I hope I can keep going on. Love chuck
August 21, 2016
Chuck and family
So sorry to hear of Sherrills passing We were in the same L and C Nursing class My dear husband Ray passed away this April. I grieve with you and your family Blessings to you all. Judie Lindley Albsny
August 20, 2016
Chuck, Charlotte and Danny, my condolences to each of you. I know this is a difficult time. Sherrill and I were good friends at PCC and I will always remember the hard work, fun and laughs we shared. The written obituary is an excellent portrait of her and her commitment to others. I am saddened to be out of town and unable to attend the celebration of her life. My thoughts are prayers are with each of you.
Shirley Anderson
August 19, 2016 | Portland, OR
Sherrill was a demanding nursing instructor. She had no problem telling you the hard truth. She let you know that being a competent nurse wasn't enough. You had a duty to be an excellent nurse, because nursing was noble, because nursing mattered. She made me understand that being meticulous meant eliminating mistakes. Being meticulous meant not missing the detail that mattered. Being meticulous meant saving lives. I loved her for that. Sherrill, I hope you are as proud of us your students, as...
Ande Ackerley
August 17, 2016 | Portland, OR
I have many fond memories of our time together with our families and friends
Margaret Van Thiel
August 16, 2016