Birth date: Aug 24, 1965 Death date: Jul 9, 2026
CARED FOR BY
The House of Johnson Funeral Home- Jackson Chapel
235 West Prospect Street, Jackson MI 49203
To the Family of Mrs. Sherrie Campbell, I send my deepest condolences and prayers. I had the pleasure of knowing Sherrie from Albion and Jackson Michigan. Sherrie was an excellent bank attendant at Huntington bank in Jackson Michigan. Sherrie was known for her excellent services as a funeral Attendant at House of Johnson Funeral Home in Jackson, Michigan. Sherrie will be truly missed, rest in peace my dear friend.
To the Campbell/Moss Family. Sending my heartfelt condolences on the loss of Sherrie. I’ve known her forever and we were classmates. I ran into her last month after one of her treatments and we were talking and she told me she was tired. I tried to encourage her to hang on and to know that people were praying for her. But God had other plans for her. She is not resting pain free in his arms. May God give you all the strength you need to get through the days ahead. Sherrie will never be forgotten but always missed.
To the Sherrie Campbell Family-
I was deeply saddened to hear of Sherrie's passing. She was such a sweetheart—always gracious, kind, with such a beautiful spirit.
Sherrie was a tremendous blessing to my brothers and me as we prepared for our mother's homegoing service. I will always be grateful for the love and support she showed our family. We were also neighbors on Prospect Street for many years, which gave me so many wonderful memories to cherish.
One memory that always makes me smile is when Sherrie convinced me—and I believe it was Stephanie Breedlove and Leslie Crawford (please correct me if I'm mistaken, ladies!)—to perform Cheryl Lynn's Got to Be Real for a talent show. Sherrie was the one who organized everything, but somehow talked me into leading the song while she stood in the background singing and dancing! 😂 Like Joe Jackson, she made sure we rehearsed every day after school. Those were truly fun and unforgettable times.
I don't sing R&B anymore, but I wanted to share the song below. It's a beautiful rendition of Got to Be Real that celebrates the love of Jesus Christ and the memory of Sherrie.
Rest well, Sherrie. Thank you for the love, laughter, and precious memories. Until we meet again.
My Heart breaks for Sherrie's family. She was a one of a kind woman.I could go on for days talking about this awesome woman truly on this earth doing God's work through her. It was an honor to know her.
