Sheree Lynn Cohrs

Sheree Cohrs, born on September 6, 1974, left this world on August 27, 2025. She was a beloved mother, daughter, sister, and friend who deeply cherished her family and friends throughout her life.

Sheree possessed a vibrant spirit that shone through in her love for her family. In the final weeks of her life, she exemplified unwavering strength and optimism, dedicating precious moments to them all. Her fondest memory, one that resonates within the hearts of those who knew her, was the time she took to wrap her loved ones in affection, not only for herself but for their hearts as well. This selfless nature characterized her warm and nurturing personality.

Sheree was a proud mother to Kadijah White, Matthew O'Sullivan, Tyler Cohrs, and Joseph Johnson Jr., and her joy was further amplified by the presence of her grandchild, Sirius White. Additionally, she shared a close bond with her brother, Matthew O'Sullivan, and her mother, Christine Edwards (Joseph Thiel). Sheree’s family extended to include her adopted daughter, Andria Hall, and she held a special friendship close to her heart with Aris Gallas, who remained a treasured companion for two decades.

An artistic soul, Sheree found joy in expressing herself through various creative outlets. She had a passion for playing video games during her leisure time, relishing in the escape they provided. Music was another sanctuary, with rock being her favored genre, echoing the enthusiasm she carried in her heart. Sheree delighted in transforming her living spaces; her love for decorating led her on exciting thrift shopping adventures, where she sought out deals to enhance her home’s ambiance.

Sheree’s legacy is one of love, creativity, and family bonds. Her warmth and nurturing spirit will forever be remembered by her family and friends, who will hold dear the memories of the precious moments spent together. She has joined her father, Thomas O'Sullivan, in eternal rest, but her vibrant spirit and the memories created during her time will continue to shine brightly in the lives of all she loved.