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WINKLER, Cheryl Houk "Sherre" 62, of St. Petersburg passed away on July 16, 2010. Born in Somerset, KY Nov. 27, 1947, she is survived by her loving mother Mary Ann Clester; devoted daughter Amy Mikesell and grandsons Bradley and Mason Mikesell, sister Susan and brother Jim.
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Marcia Walter (Turner)
I will treasure all the wonderful memories I have of our friendship over the past 50 years. I wish there were many more. You left us too soon and we will miss you terribly.
Christine Hollingsworth (Dietrich)
What a shock! I knew Sherre from Elementary school. My prayers are with her kids. I feel such sadness over this news.
Kathy Huber (Hughes)
Sweet Sherre:
We just had dinner with you two weeks ago. You and I shared a couple stories about our grandkids and then we made a date to sit on your front porch as soon as the weather turned cooler. I will now sit on my front porch when the weather turns cooler and save a seat for you...in my heart & soul. Bless you Sherre.
Bill Ebersberger
Twelve evenings ago on July 6th five of us had dinner with Sherre at Harveys and I felt confident that she'd beat her cancer. What a shock - God always has need for such wonderful loving angels but we sure will miss her. I'm glad I got to talk to her and see her - What a kind heart and thoughtful soul.
Lisa Taylor (Dougherty)
I am the daughter of Rose Marie Allen. I'm not sure if she knew Sherre or not, but to her family, I wish to send my condolences. My mother passed away on May 6th of this year and I know the terrible loss you are feeling. Please know that your family is in my thoughts and prayers.
God bless, Lisa Dougherty
Nancy Allen (Diemer)
My sincere condolences to Sherre's family. I know she will be missed. I recently lost my own mother who lived at Carrington Place for the last few years. Her husband Dorman still lives in their home on 17th Lane in Meadowlawn, the house where I lived during junior high, high school, and college, before I got married and moved to Kodiak, Alaska. Nancy Allen Diemer
Earl W. {Bill} Powers
This is sad, sad news indeed. Sherre was one of my first friends upon moving to Florida. She was also the first girl I ever asked on a date (and I was the first boy to ask her out) when we were in the fifth grade. Her dad didn't think that was such a good idea! She was always a wonderful lady and I am truly saddened by her passing. God bless her.
Don Burge
I was at that reunion committee meeting on Tues. night at Harvey's on 4th st. Sherre looked
really good! I talked to Marcia on the phone 2 days later and I said how she still had the
chubby little chipmunk cheeks and still looked the same. Tawnya and I were sad and totally
shocked the next weekend when we got the call and the e-mail. Now she can enjoy the
reunion from higher place - resting in peace. Don Burge
Judy White (Bell)
I will always remember "Sherre" from band. She played a mean saxophone. We weren't really friends outside of band, but I always thought of her as a nice person.