Sheri Luster

Sheri was-is my cousin. She and I were both born in January 1960. In addition to all of the other kind and thoughtful statements which other friends and family have made regarding Sheri, I would like to add the following:

Sheri may have been very successful with education and career, fine friends and loving family. She was most successful in believing in and loving God.

Many things in this life are temporal. Knowing God is eternal. Sheri made the greatest investment of all times by personally accepting and loving Jesus. What more can I say? Jesus said that He is the way, the truth, and the life; no man enters into the Father (God) but by (through l) me. He said that I am the good shepherd and the door to the sheep. Cousin Sheri, you have entered that door to the eternal sheepfold. !

James Hosack

Sheri is my girl! Maybe not by birth but by heart. I'll miss our late night phone calls forever. Such special ties, mostly laughter and a few tears, are captured in photos that I will treasure forever. Taking grandma to Nashville for Elvis and sparklers to celebrate Mabel's birthday are exceptionally vibrant memories. You are so much more than flesh. you are infinite, brillant joy and love!

Sheri holds a place of love and reverence in my family. She was an amazing "mom" to my nephew, James. We are forever grateful to her.

What a shock to hear about sweet Sheri. I know she did so much for so many, but here is one of my stories: as Marketing Director at Coldwell Banker, Sheri was extraordinary. I was lead agent for a company transferring from California to Missouri in 1992. When Joe Riley, Al Rosen and I arrived in Camarillo for a company presentation, what Sheri did was nothing short of spectacular - MLS books (condo and homes) for everyone at the company were there. Every StLouis food was served, posters of everything St Louis were hanging all over the walls in the meeting room. Relocation packages were distributed, etc. A slide show for Joe to present to the employees.
Ultimately, I think we transferred around 60 families in 1992-1993. Joe Riley and Al Rosen worked very hard too, but the details that Sheri provided were magical! Sheri and her mom, JoAnn Luster, rocketed my career that I loved dearly until my retirement a few years ago. Thank you Sheri - eternity with your loved ones in heaven is your destiny until we meet again. Robin Garmon Williams

Sheri was the definition of unconditional love. Her smile and how would light up a room the minute she entered. She made a difference in so many lives and will be greatly missed. Fly free.

Sheri was the nicest person I have ever met. She joined us for dinner when her chosen son James and our son were in boot camp together. Joined chatting with her and getting to know her. Taken way to soon.