Sherry was a really sweet girl. Cute, too. I believe she liked me for some goofy reason. She'd wait outside my class and then carry my books to the next one. I probably should have told her we were doing that backwards but she seemed so happy. I hope she had a really good life.
Sherry was a life-long friend who will always be missed. She always had a sweet demeanor and was loyal to the bone. I remember her first day at Black Junior High. She had just moved from Dallas and did not know a soul. I smiled, introduced myself, and we were friends from that point on. (5/27/14 - You will always be missed, dear friend. Every January 7, your birthday, I think of you and say a little prayer for your sweet soul.
Sherry was in Mrs. Wilburn's homeroom at Black. She was a bit quiet but so very nice. I think that she had a birthday swim party at her home and I was just so excited to be at a home that actually had a swimming pool! I have only wonderful, warm memories of Sherry. I pray for the peace of God for her family.
Sherry was a wonderful friend. I met her at the same time Dorothy did. We all had many great times. Oh the memories of Mrs. Wilburn's room. Through the years, I have kept the fun times in my heart. Your never forgotten Sherry.
Oct 1962: Name listed as SHERRY ANNETTE LYNN; Feb 1970: Name listed as SHERRY ANNETTE HESLEP; 05 Nov 1986: Name listed as SHERRY ANNETTE KRAUSKOPF; 24 Jul 2002: Name listed as SHERRY A KRAUSKOPF
Sherry Annette Krauskopf
January 7, 1947 - July 12, 2002
Sherry Annette Krauskopf, born January 7, 1947 in Dallas, TX, passed away July 12, 2002 in Houston, TX. She was preceded in death by two brothers, Ralph Lynn Jr. and Michael Mandrell. Sherry is survived by her husband, George Krauskopf; daughter, Stephanie Dawn Allen and husband Bobby; six grandchildren, Billy, Courtney, Brittany, Chris, John and Bobby; father, Ralph Lynn and wife, Joyce; mother, Bettye Rowland and husband John; mom, Mildred Lynn; mother-in-law, Margaret Krauskopf; along with numerous other family members and friends.
She attended Waltrip High School and Sam Houston State University. She retired from Gulf Oil Corporation and was an active employee of Louisiana Pacific until the time of her illness.
Services to celebrate her life will be held Saturday, July 20, 2002 at 10:00 a.m. in Cashner Colonial Chapel, 801 Teas Rd., Conroe, TX 77303, (936) 756-2126 with Votto Gaddis and Green Acres Baptist Youth Minister, Jason Gerdes officiating.
Roger Felton
Sherry was a really sweet girl. Cute, too. I believe she liked me for some goofy reason. She'd wait outside my class and then carry my books to the next one. I probably should have told her we were doing that backwards but she seemed so happy. I hope she had a really good life.Peggy Lee Pratt (Ervin)
Sherry was a dear, sweet friend of mine. We would always laugh when we were together. I will miss never seeing her or hearing her sweet voice again.Dorothy Fowler (Montgomery)
Sherry was a life-long friend who will always be missed. She always had a sweet demeanor and was loyal to the bone. I remember her first day at Black Junior High. She had just moved from Dallas and did not know a soul. I smiled, introduced myself, and we were friends from that point on. (5/27/14 - You will always be missed, dear friend. Every January 7, your birthday, I think of you and say a little prayer for your sweet soul.
Lana Johnson (Horne)
Sherry was in Mrs. Wilburn's homeroom at Black. She was a bit quiet but so very nice. I think that she had a birthday swim party at her home and I was just so excited to be at a home that actually had a swimming pool! I have only wonderful, warm memories of Sherry. I pray for the peace of God for her family.
Arletta Parnell (Glankler)
Sherry was a wonderful friend. I met her at the same time Dorothy did. We all had many great times. Oh the memories of Mrs. Wilburn's room. Through the years, I have kept the fun times in my heart. Your never forgotten Sherry.
Dorothy Fowler (Montgomery)
Sherry, there isn't a holiday season that I don't think of you and your family. Rest in peace, dear friend.
Carrol Johnson
[Sherry Annette Heslep]
[Sherry Krauskopf]
[Dallas, Texas]
Carrol Johnson
Sherry Annette Krauskopf
January 7, 1947 - July 12, 2002
Sherry Annette Krauskopf, born January 7, 1947 in Dallas, TX, passed away July 12, 2002 in Houston, TX. She was preceded in death by two brothers, Ralph Lynn Jr. and Michael Mandrell. Sherry is survived by her husband, George Krauskopf; daughter, Stephanie Dawn Allen and husband Bobby; six grandchildren, Billy, Courtney, Brittany, Chris, John and Bobby; father, Ralph Lynn and wife, Joyce; mother, Bettye Rowland and husband John; mom, Mildred Lynn; mother-in-law, Margaret Krauskopf; along with numerous other family members and friends.
She attended Waltrip High School and Sam Houston State University. She retired from Gulf Oil Corporation and was an active employee of Louisiana Pacific until the time of her illness.
Services to celebrate her life will be held Saturday, July 20, 2002 at 10:00 a.m. in Cashner Colonial Chapel, 801 Teas Rd., Conroe, TX 77303, (936) 756-2126 with Votto Gaddis and Green Acres Baptist Youth Minister, Jason Gerdes officiating.
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Spouse:
George Krauskopf (1947 - 2010)*
*Calculated relationship
Conroe Memorial Park
Conroe
Montgomery County
Texas, USA
Created by: Amy Lenertz
Record added: Nov 04, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 43924874
Added by: Amy Lenertz