Campbell, Sherry Ann, of Vulcan, beloved wife of Joel, passed away peacefully with her family by her side, at the Tom Baker Cancer Center in Calgary, AB on March 31, 2018 at the age of 63 years.
Besides her loving husband Joel, Sherry is survived by her mother Donna Lyons, her children – Richard Wild, Wayne Campbell, Colin Campbell and Ronald Campbell, and brothers Ron and Randy Sayers.
She was predeceased by her daughter Jeannine Unser, father Darrell Sayers and her sister Katherine.
Celebration of Life will be held on Wednesday, April 25th, 2018 at 1:30 pm at the Vulcan Central Church of Christ, Pastor David Sarsons officiating. Inurnment will take place in Brooks Cemetery at a later date.
Any tributes in Sherry’s memory can be made to the Alberta Cancer Foundation, 1331 29 St NW Calgary, AB T2N 4N2.
Arrangements in care of Vulcan Funeral Home. Telephone 1-403-485-2633. E-mail condolences through www.vulcanfuneralhome.ca.
April 24 2018
Sherry was such a special friend in my life. She worked with my husband many years ago and at that time we didn’t have any real connection but God brought her back into my life just over three years a go when her and her loving husband Joel started to attend the church where we attend. I was very sad to have them move to Vulcan as we didn’t get to visit with them near as often as I would have liked. I have prayed for my dear friend every day sometimes all day many times crying for her in the awful pain she suffered. I was happy for her when she went to her eternal rest but I cry because I miss her so much. God is good and I will always be thankful that I had a chance to have such a beautiful lady in my life. I will always miss her greatly and will be waiting until we meet again. Praying for Joel always as we have been able to share a beautiful friendship with you as well. We are always here for you
I met Sherry when we lived in Rosscarrock (Calgary) when we were in grade 10. Sherry was a good friend of mine; we walked to school together every day with our other friend, Gerry Boettcher. Sherry would pick him up and they’d pick me up on the way to Ernest Manning High School. We lost touch with Gerry after school, but Sherry and I kept in contact, with her visiting me in Hope, BC and me visiting her in the various places she lived. Over the years, we did lose touch, but I was happy to see her, and meet Joel, at the Foothills Medical Centre where I worked. Unfortunately, that was the last time, but we did email and Facebook occasionally. When my mother passed last October, Sherry left a nice comment on mom’s obituary page on-line. I knew Sherry was sick a couple of years ago, but didn’t realize the seriousness of her illness. I hope her faith kept her strong. I’m sorry I didn’t visit. She was a wonderful person, sweet and kind. Please accept my condolences to her family and friends.
l was sherrys friend too, l am sandra blair sister gwen. we all hang around when we were teens . all hour friends loved sherry .l did not known that sherry was that sick, l am so sorry. great person will be missed. l will be at the funeral with a couple of her other friends
Sherry will be missed by me for years to come. We were like sisters we never had…always laughing together. We had a lot of great times. I love you & miss you.
Irene