I didn't know of sally's illness until I read of her death in
the Chronicle. I wish I had been in touch and told her
once more of my gradtitude for her compassion and
assistance when I retired. She and Barbie Plocheck helped
me with what I needed to make the decision to retire during a very difficult time in the life of our family. She was a strong person and brought
order and leadershp to Fisher Elementary as our principal.
I did not see the side of her with her family. I can see now
where her heart was. " Her children rise up and call her
blessed". You can see in the pictures the love and connections
with family, friends and her church family.
Though sally has a twin sister, she was 'one of a kind."
thank you, Sally, for how you invested your life. martha claire
holt
Saturday, February 13, 2010

God bless Sally Sherrod. I worked with her at Fisher Elementary in Pasadena, Texas. I am so sorry to hear of her passing. She was an outstanding leader and ran a tight ship...I liked that about her. My sympathy to her entire family.

Sharon Woodruff
Stuchbery Elem.
Pasadena ISD
Friday, February 12, 2010

I was a first year teacher when I met the fabulous Sally. I was awed by her and her teaching. She brought a smile to all of us. May God bless you and your family.
Jeanne Chandler Brown
Friday, February 12, 2010

First I met Sally when she was a parent and I taught her two wonderful boys. Time went by and the next thing I knew, she came to be my boss at Fisher Elementary. She was a wonderful boss and friend.

Thinking of you.

Nelda
Friday, February 12, 2010

Sally hired me her last year at Fisher Elem. I learned a lot from her. I remember when Sara came to visit the school and everyone was confused with the identical sisters. I also remember Sally talking excitedly about her house by the lake. I only knew her for a year, but I know she will be missed by all who loved her.
Thursday, February 11, 2010