Sherrie Lynn Parks Sarver
January 21, 1972 ~ April 28, 2022
Sherrie Lynn Parks Sarver, age 50, of Elkhart, Texas, unexpectedly passed away on Thursday, the 28th day of April 2022. Sherrie was born on the 21st day of January 1972, in Palestine, Texas, to parents William F. Parks and Juanita Parks Seckler.
Sherrie worked at Hambone's Cajun Grill in Old Town Palestine. She had a heart of gold and always put others first. Sherrie was a generous person, whether it was financially or of her time, and was always thinking of others. Sherrie had overcome many trials in her life including being a cancer survivor. Sherrie was always joking around and had the best sense of humor. She adored her grandchildren and cherished her many friends. Sherrie embraced nature. She enjoyed riding backroads in the country, long walks, and found pleasure riding her tractor and working in her yard. Life without Sherrie will never be the same, but her memory will live on forever.
She is preceded in death by her fathers, William Parks and Joe C. Seckler.
Sherrie will be missed by her sons, Taylor Parks, Austin Sarver, and Justin Sarver; daughter in law, Megan Ashlee Parks; mother, Juanita Parks Seckler; brother, David Parks; sister, Anita Parks Hamm and husband David Hamm; grandchildren, her pride and joys Skylar Parks and Caiden Hickson.
A funeral service to celebrate Sherrie Sarver's life is to be conducted at two o'clock in the afternoon, on Thursday, the 5th day of May 2022, in the Rhone Memorial Chapel.
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Funeral and cremation services for Sherrie Lynn Parks are in care of Rhone Funeral Home, 3900 S. State Highway 19, Palestine, Texas.
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She was like a little sister to me every time I go to hambones which They are like family to me there well she always comes to my table and talked to me and give me advice one time she saw Me out walking around and offered me a ride home The Last time I Saw her was a week before My birthday she hugged me up and wished me a early birthday
Sherrie was a sweetheart she had a wonderful sense of humor and a heart of gold. She will be missed by many.
I will miss her crazy adventures on the tractor!! She will truely be missed!! RIP SHERRIE!!
You were one in a million. You touched the hearts of so, so many peoplewe try to celebrate how special you werebut our heart aches and the tears fallyou leave a voidthank you for being my friend I am blessed
Sherrie was a sweet friend I met when we attended church together for several years. I knew her when she went through her breast cancer treatment, knew how much she loved her kids and grandkids. Such a sad, tragic loss for her family. May God give her family and friends peace and comfort. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Sherrie Lynn, I will miss you so much. I cant believe this has happened. Ill never forget our backroading and coming back to your moms , putting together that little kiddie pool and swimming all hours of the night. My grand babies adored you when you were our nanny, a few years ago. RIP my sweet friend. You will forever and ever be missed and things wont be the same without you.
I still have no words… That ham express how much my heart aches. Life will never be the same. I miss you
My sincere condolences to David and all the family.
Sherrie you would be proud of the beautiful picture shining and remembering you. You accepted me as a sister the first time we met. You included me in many bonfires and amazing dinners at your home. I am glad you found peace at your moms home and I will think of you every time I walk in a Walmart!! Love you sis, stay sweet til we meet again ï¸
Our deepest sympathies to all of Sherries family. She will be missed by many but she left wonderful memories for all those who had the pleasure of knowing her.
I’m so gonna miss your sense of humor…the Red town sunsets, tractor rides, the good meals your cooked for your momma ,right down to the “Sherris she shed talks…I’m having a hard time internalizing this…but, I know you have been made whole in the arms of our Savior
Untill we meet again Sherri Lynn, I love you~
Sherrie my cousin I remember all the good times at family reunion especially when we always got in trouble from Aunt Ida Bell for acting up just being kids but that did not stop us children we had baseball games and stay up late playing cards. You always had funny stories and a big heart for everyone. Our family and your mom, Anita, David and your children and grand kids will alsoo know your up with the angels and do not have a worry at all now fly high see you again. Cousin Cheryl Tyer
love you…
Our thoughts and prayers are with you! Horst and Ingrid Gehrung
Sherrie, you will be missed greatly by all who had the privilege to have known you, funny, spunky, spitfire, kick in the pants…. just a few adjectives that described you. I knew a loving and kind woman also, but one who fiercely loved her family, friends, country and most importantly God. My condolences to her family and other friends, Heaven gained a fighter, we gained a great angel!
I can’t believe she’s gone. I remember the first time I met Sherry; She was working at Autozone in Humble,Tx. Then she went somewhere else. I didn’t think I would see her again. Then they built an AutoZone in Porter,Tx Where I was hired to work and the day we were there to start putting things together there She was. I remember working with her you may not see her in the store but you would definitely hear her she had a tendency to howl like a wolf. She was a great woman. She will surely be missed. I am so sorry for the family’s loss. She had such a great personality.