Sherry A. McIntosh

Jim,
Sherry was my first girl friend -- she was 4 and I was 5 years old. The friendship survived a spat over a boy and and more than 45 years of living. Though we weren't always in close contact, we remained close in heart. When my husband died, she was there to help in any way she could. Somehow we think our friends will always be there but God has other plans. I get angry and sad but I bow to his will that he knows best.
May He bless and keep you, Monica, Kara, Jimmy and the...

Jim, Remember her shining light. Love Vera Mae & Aja

Jim,
I never met you but I remember Sherry from high school, many years ago. I remember her pretty well. I can visualize her pretty face. The best thing I remember about Sherry is that she never gave anyone a hard time and I never heard a cross word out of her mouth. She was a blessing to whoever came in contact with her. May God continue to bless you.

Larry and I know we will see sister Sherry again in her radiant robe made fashionably for her. Larry has known Sherry all his life and loved her as a "sister" of that wonderful group of "brothers and sisters" from Sewickley and though I was adopted into the sisterhood of the Sewickley Group it seems I too have known her all my life as well.

She was a beautiful statuesque woman. I always admired her beautiful hair.We offer our condolences to you and your wonderful children. Know...

To Jim & Family,

I have known Sherry all of my life having grown up in Sewickley and being in her graduating class. I remember all the days we all shared at school, summer day camp, and the rest of the town activities. Although I had only seen Sherry a few times since high school, there remains a that unique bond we all shared growing up together. I will remember Sherry as a kind and caring person, and will keep you and your family in my prayers.

Uncle Jimmy, Monica, Jimmy, and Kara,

Growing up, my favorite time of each summer was going to the house in Sewickley and spending time with the family. I have so many fond memories of Aunt Sherry. She always treated me like I was one of her kids. To this day, I still like to drink my tea with milk...something I picked up from Aunt Sherry. I will miss her dearly and I feel fortunate that I was able to spend time with her and to introduce her to my children. She will always live...

I've known Sherry most of my life and enjoyed many summer vacations in Sewickley after my family moved to Washington, D.C. I came to Sewickley last summer for "Come On Home Weekend," and was very happy to see the "old crew" - Sherry, Darlene,June, Keith, Kevin,and my aunt Edna Mae.
Sherry was always a great friend to me and many others and could always discuss the pros with you when you were focused on the cons. Even though many years flew by and we were not connected as in our...

JIM, I NEVER HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO MEET WITH YOU, BUT SHERRY AND I GREW UP TOGETHER AND WE WERE ALWAYS CLOSE. SHE WAS ONE OF MY SISTERS IN SEWICKLEY OF OUR BROTHER AND SISTER ORGANIZATION. SHE WAS A BEAUTIFUL SISTER AND ONE I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER WITH A SMILE AND CARING WORD. MY PRAYERS GO TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.

jimmy,i din't have the opportunity to meet your wife sherry,but i have heard so many nice thing about her.i will be saying a prayer for you and your entire family through out this difficult time.
sandy(patterson)russell