Sheryl Price Searcy

Mrs. Searcy i know i never signed this becuase i could never get my heart to give you up. I always felt that you were my sudo mom.You were always there for me to talk to. Everyday i think of the funny things you did and all the times you cooked for us, And all those times you made me laugh. I really looked up to you.Your life was the true meaning of carpe diem you lived every day to its fullest.Well you will never be forgotten and you will always be in my heart. I MISS YOU SOOOOO MUCH . LOVE...

I miss my friend Sheryl so much. It has almost been a year and I miss seeing her at school every day. I miss being able to pick up the phone and share the day with her..."Did you hear about...? What do you think about...? Did you see...?" I miss her hugs and the sparkle in her eyes. I miss the way she made me feel so loved and special - the way only she could do. I think of her every day and am happy that she stays on my mind and so close to my heart. She was amazing in every way. I...

Mrs Searcy,

It's been 3 months since you've left and there hasn't been a day gone by that I haven't thought about you. I remember your love and energy everyday. Somehow, it lifts me up during hard times. I know you are still watching over all of us and that compforts me. I love you and will continue to remember you until you and I meet. I love you.

-Becca

Sheryl was absolutely an angel on this earth. There is no way to measure the number of lives that she touched because they are endless. Sheryl was kind, caring and oh so very loving. She accepted and loved all people for who they were - never judging - just loving. She will live forever in our hearts and I pray her legacy will continue through all of us as we strive to pass on the gifts of life that she gave so freely.

"The City of Pearland hereby awards this Certificate of Recognition in memory of Sheryl Price Searcy. Who was a citizen that made Pearland a special city by her presence and who served as a teacher in the Pearland High School preparing our youth for productive adulthood. She also made a significant contribution by promoting literacy for the betterment of our community."

It's signed by Tom Reid, the Mayor.

To my Wife;

Sweetheart, I have loved you from the first time I saw you, and from that moment there could be no one else for me. And yet, you and I were so different. I was an inhibited, predictable perfectionist. You were a passionate, compassionate crusader with this rebellious, mischievous streak. No one could predict what you would do or say next. In short, you were irresistible.

We got married and began to figure out how to get along as husband and wife. Given our...