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Sherlene Dean
1954 - 2018
Sherlene Dean
1954 - 2018
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Sherlene Dean Obituary
Sherlene was born May 3, 1954 in Dallas, TX to Van Clarence Porter and Joyce Earlene Sharp.
She passed away September 9, 2018 in Dallas, TX.
Sherlene grew up in Dallas and graduated from Bryan Adams High School in 1972. She married Travis Lee Dean December 22, 1982 and they moved to Canton. Sherlene had a green thumb and loved growing flowers. She enjoyed playing puzzles, board games and video games. Sherlene was very loved and will be missed dearly.
She is survived by her Husband, Travis Dean; Son, Lance & Maggie Dean; Granddaughter, Mallory & Dillon Phillips; Granddaughter, Emma Dean; Grandson, Elliott Dean; Great-Granddaughter, Reese Phillips; Father, Van Porter; Sister, Linda Brundidge; Sister, Debbie Byers; and Best Friend, Val Lee.
Sherlene is preceded in death by her Mother, Earlene Porter; Son, Blake Porter Dean; Daughter, Brandy Chamness; and Sister, Vannah Jo Porter.
Interment will be at Tarver Cemetery in the Whitton Community.
Family will receive friends one hour prior to the service at Eubank Funeral Home.
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