Sheryl Weber Obituary
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Sheryl's deep love for beauty was reflected in every photo collage and crochet piece she made, each one woven with care and devotion. She adored her grandchildren and animals, always welcoming them with open arms and an open heart. Sheryl's gentle spirit and endless kindness brought light to everyone she met, creating precious memories and lasting bonds. Those lucky enough to know her will forever treasure her warmth, generosity, and the sweet legacy of love she leaves behind.
Sheryl is survived by son: Frank Weber of Branson, Missouri; son, Roger (Laura) Weber of Reeds Spring, Missouri; daughter, Christine Weber O'Connor; eight grandchildren: Dylan, Hunter, Jordan, Kaelen, Blake, Alexa, Peyten, and Emeri; four great-grandchildren: Reese, Rori, Beckett, and Chaz; and sister, Gwendolyn Elaine Hoover of Reeds Spring, Missouri; as well as many other extended family members.
She was preceded in death by her father, Paul Burton; brother, Brad Burton; mother, Virginia Burton; nephew, Gary M. Hoover; and brother-in-law, Gary Hoover.
There will be a celebration of life held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions in Sheryl's name may be made to Branson Humane Society, www.bransonhumanesociety.com. Arrangements and cremation are under the direction of Cremations of the Ozarks.
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