Husband, father and retired Frederick attorney (self-styled country lawyer), died on October 15, 2004 at his home. He was born January 24, 1921 in Frederick, MD, second son of W. Clinton McSherry and M. Natalie McCarthy McSherry. Mr. McSherry was married to Marian Shriver McSherry on January 5, 1946. They lived in Frederick most of their married lives, raised 12 children, James McSherry, Jr. and his wife, Mary of Philadelphia, PA, Carbery McSherry Caron and her husband John of Lebanon, CT, M. Natalie McSherry and her husband, Kip. J. Naugle of Baltimore, MD, Caroline McSherry Black and her husband, Clinton of Timonium, MD, W. Clinton McSherry and his wife, Frances of Bel Air, MD, Michael Shriver McSherry and his wife, Frances of Newton, MA, Katherine McSherry Brigham and her husband, John of Hull, MA, Ann McSherry Chafey and her husband, Jim of El Cajon, CA, Madeline McSherry McGaughan of her husband, Mark of North Potomac, MD, Christine K. McSherry and her husband, Frederick M. Hopkins of Baltimore, MD, Emily McSherry Craig and her husband, Brian of Bethesda, MD and Padraic McSherry Morton and her husband, Charles of Baltimore, MD. His only brother, W. Clinton McSherry, also lived in Frederick, MD until his death in 1994. Mr. McSherry is survived by his wife, his children and 29 grandchildren. Family and friends will say a rosary at St. John the Evangelist Church, 118 East Second St., Frederick, MD on Friday evening at 5 p.m. The funeral will be held Saturday, October 15, 2004 at 10 a.m., also at St. John the Evangelist Church. The family has requested that remembrances be sent to Mount St. Mary's Seminary, St. John's at Prospect Hall or the McSherry Scholarship Fund at St. John Regional Catholic School.
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Susan Kruchko/Clendaniel
October 16, 2004
Dear Family,
Mary Kay Bailey (Oberle)[friends 50 years and counting] emailed me yesterday with the news of Mr. McSherry's death. That note brought back such fond memories of St John's, your lovely home and all the fun we had with Marian there. I can still remember the large back yard, the tressis and all the play equipment, as well as the special treats we always had when we visited. My prayers are with you all, and I will have a Mass said for Mr. McSherry at the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen here in Baltimore...Fondly, Susan Clendaniel Kruchko, Towson.
Jennifer and Max Curran
October 14, 2004
Max and I remember Chris' father very fondly. We especially remember how much fun he was at Chris' wedding and all of his kindness toward us. We have often thought of all the wonderful contributions he has made to Frederick and the practice of law, as well to our lives in the raising of so many wonderful children. All our love, The Currans
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