Lemley Chapel
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All of Skagit County Since 1935
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Sherry Bradshaw Memorial
Sherry Bradshaw Memorial

Sherry Bradshaw

Sherry Bradshaw

Wednesday, September 27th, 2023

Sherry Lynn Bradshaw, age 59, of Lakewood, Washington, passed away September 27, 2023.  She was born June 16, 1964 in Seattle, WA.

Sherry grew up in Anacortes, WA and later joined the Army.  She recently retired from the military after serving 26 years in the Army, which included three tours in Afghanistan and seven years in the Reserves.

Sherry is survived by her parents, Don and Karen Hinds; brother, Dale and his wife, Nikki Hinds; sister, Michell and her husband, Gregg Jahn; grandson, Colby Retzer; numerous nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her daughter, Brittany Bradshaw.

A Memorial Service will be held at Lemley Chapel at 11:00,  Saturday, November  4, 2023.  Her final resting place will be at Fern Hill Cemetery, Anacortes.  Share your memories of Sherry and sign the online guest register.

Guestbook

  • Susan Khounvichai

    Bradshaw it’s too early that you’re gone. I’m sadden to know of your passing and the world losing such a wonderful person. Your wonderful positive spirit was so hard to deny. Rest in heaven my friend. You are missed.

  • SARAH L KUROCHKIN

    I had the privilege to serve with SFC Bradshaw for the last part of my career; but most of all to have her in my life for 15 years as a best friend, comrade and sister to me. Her commitment and duty to her country was unwavering, she was a true Soldier to the highest level.

    She was always full of energy and on the go which was one of the many things I admired about her that I didn’t have. Her love for family, friends and especially for her daughter was unmeasurable. Her heart was kind and unselfish.

    My sweet Bradshaw, I miss you! I always thought we would grow old together. You will always be a part of me and in my thoughts each and every day. You left us too soon but I will see you again my friend, someday I will see you again!

  • Mark Korf

    I have fond memories of serving with Sherry including a short time in Iraq. Almost always had a laugh and positive attitude. She will be missed. It was an honor and a privilege to serve with her. Please feel free to contact me with details on the service. I would like to try and attend if possible.