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Obituary

Sheridan Lysette Wilson and her twin sister, Suriana Jordin, were born on August 8, 2007. Even before Sheri was born we knew that God was preparing us for an extremely special gift. We understood that God had entrusted her to our care in order to demonstrate the valuable lessons of endurance and joy regardless of adversities we face in life. We can even say she was a mini missionary of sorts.

From the time she was born she began touching lives with her presence without saying a word. Her smile was therapeutic and her waving inviting. She captivated all who met her with just a point of her little finger. She was gifted with the gentlest touch and the warmest gaze.

On January 6, 2009, our Lord saw it best to call Sheri to His heavenly abode. Her loving memories will always be cherished by her parents, Stephen James and Sharonda Lynette; her sisters and brother, Shayna Lynn, Suriana Jordin, and Saul Jeremiah; grandparents, Phillip and Florence Brooks, Vernon Wilson and Beverly Walker, and a large host of uncles, aunts, cousins and friends.

Sheridan, my baby,
You've left an impression
Deeply engrained in our souls.
Where, once, two made one,
Now A pair torn in half;
No longer a whole.
You'll be missed my baby,
But we won't mourn
We celebrate the life you shared
with us And rejoice that
you are now home.
Kiss Jesus, put in a good word for us.
        Ask our Father to continue
to keep and protect us.
        Like a fingerprint you can be found on every life with which
you came in contact.
Most memorable your smile
Always so wide, bright and beautiful!
        How wonderful for Suriana that her other half is now her Angel.
        We take joy in knowing that
we will see you again.
         We love you my "Sheri" Amour!
> --Mommy

Our little Angel will always be
A precious gift and memory.
Our time's been brief, our hours few,
To make a mould a life that's new.
But through the tears and burdens great
Our prayers for strength will emanate.
A glimmer of hope will show the way
For us to go on day to day.

Maddox Hatfield (Dec 04, 2006 - May 28, 2008)

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