Sherry Kemp Obituary
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Sherry worked in several places throughout the community, including the Sopchoppy Thrift Store, the Wakulla Senior Center, and the after-school program. She had a caring heart and a giving spirit, always lending a hand wherever she could. Above all, Sherry deeply loved her grandchildren, who brought her endless joy.
She is survived by her parents, Robert and Rose-Anna Minahan; her brother, Shaun Minahan; her sister, Amber Miracle (Daniel); her beloved husband, Billy Kemp; her son, Stephan Henderson (Ashley); and her three grandchildren, Brantley Henderson, Grayson Pigott, and Willow Henderson.
In lieu of food and flowers, the family asks that donations be made to the Wakulla Senior Center, where Sherry worked and cherished all who were part of it. A celebration of her life will be announced at a later date.
Skip and Trey Young are assisting the family along with Paula and Amanda. Family Funeral Home, Crawfordville 850-926-5919
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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John and Damaris Graham
October 8, 2025
To Sherry's family, we are part of the New York relatives. We only knew her as a little girl when we would visit Aunt Arvilla Reynolds. Rose Anna shared your heart ache with us during this difficult time and we have been praying for each one of you.
May you feel God's comfort and peace. Know that He sees you and loves you.
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