Sheryl A. Beebe
November 3, 1957-November 29, 2020
Sheryl A. Beebe, 63, died Sunday, November 29, 2020, at home in Rancho Cucamonga CA, surrounded by her loved ones.
Sheryl was born November 3, 1957 to Andy and Hazel Andresen and grew up in Wheatland, IA. She married Allen Beebe in 1980 and they raised their three kids in Park View, IA. She was very involved in her kid's school and extra-curricular activities. In addition to her children she was volunteered at her church as part of the Women's Ministry, including BSF. In 2005 Sheryl and her husband moved to California.
Sheryl is survived by her husband, Allen; daughters, Jessica and Tahlia (Nate); her son, Cole (Eve); and her seven grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents as well as her two sisters and brother. She will be interned at Saint Paul Cemetery in Wheatland IA.
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Mary Ann Curran
December 1, 2023
I think of Sheri, and Al, and Cole, and Jessica and Tahlia more often than you know, because I barely keep up with my family. But it is so good to have the reminder of what great friends you were. I still have your patio chairs on my brick patio, so they remain here in the midwest with all our weather, but hold up so well through it all. Thinking of dear dear Sheri, and wishing all of you a happy and beautiful Christmas.
Mary Ann Curran
December 8, 2020
To Al, Cole,Tahlia, Jessica,
My heart goes out to all of you. I remember Sherry as a gentle and generous friend, always ready with a kind word and open arms, full of spirit and joy. She is at peace.
Sam Yarham
December 7, 2020
Our most sincere condolences from your Parkview neighbors Sam and Mary Yarham
Robin Kroloff
December 6, 2020
I have so many fond memories of Sheri. She was so creative, loving and kind to everyone. I will never forget the artistic themes she put together for our schools while our children were growing up. She was always so giving of her time and her creative talents. Warmest regards to Allen and the kids.
With loving memories...Robin and Kevin
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