Sheryl J. Smith

Memorial service for Sheryl J. Smith, 71, of Bridgeport, will be Saturday, February 6, 11:00 AM at Cates Street Church of Christ.  Brother Scott Strother will officiate.  She passed away February 2 in Decatur.

Sheryl was born to William Royal Fisher and Louise Mae Conley Conrad in Syracuse, New York.  She loved to paint, draw, and read.  Sheryl loved her children and grandchildren; she told each one they were her favorite.  Before she retired, she worked as a CNA in nursing homes and Decatur Community Hospital.  She was loved by all and will be greatly missed.    

Those left behind to cherish her memory are daughters, Bambi Smith & Chris Stewart of Red Oak, Candi Smith of Runaway Bay; son, Michael Smith & wife Christi of Bridgeport; daughter, Brandi Harper & husband Andrew of Bridgeport; brother, John Conrad & wife Debbie of Bridgeport; sister, Joy Murray of Tennessee; grandchildren, Logan Bunce, Hayden Bunce, Connor Smith, Skylar Smith, Garrett Smith, Cole Holley, Shirah Smith, Xavier Smith-Olvera, and Marlee Harper; and numerous other family and friends.

Sheryl was preceded in death by her parents; and brother, Jeff Conrad.

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