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Sheri was preceded in death by her parents Louis William Cohenour Sr and Metha Mae (Flory) Cohenour, sibling Leonard Cohenour, and husband Robert Charles Studer.
Sheri is survived by her husband Gary Flory; her son Robert Studer (Erin) and daughter Kristi Reardon (Ryan); her brothers Louis Cohenour Jr, Luke Cohenour and Larry Cohenour; her sisters Shirley Carr and Susan Giese. She will always be Nana to grandchildren Kyle, Blake, Alex, Ellie and Garrett; and will be missed by her nieces, nephews and other relatives.
Memorial donations may be made to No Kid Hungry at www.nokidhungry.org. If you prefer to donate by mail, please send checks to: Share Our Strength | No Kid Hungry PO Box 715475 Philadelphia, PA 19171-5475
Condolences may be left on Sheri's online guest book at www.edline-yahn.com/listings.
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