QUEENSBURY – Sherri Lynn Pattee, 55, of Queensbury passed away on Monday, February 6, 2023, at Saratoga Hospital after a long struggle with her health, surrounded by her loving family.
Born April 24, 1967, in Tucson, AZ, Sherri was the daughter of the late Susan Reynolds.
Sherri was a graduate of South Glens Falls High School. Later in life, she attended Adirondack Community College and then The College of Saint Rose, where she obtained her Associates Degree in Criminal Justice.
She was known for being crafty and would make anything and everything she could. Her many skills included making jewelry, crocheting, beadwork, cross stitching and working with clay, often times gifting items such as blanket and scarfs for her family and friends. Sherri took great pride in her Facebook page called, “The Little Room of Treasure” where she loved sharing her talents with others and selling her masterpieces.
Sherri was an authentic, genuine caring woman. She was loved by everyone she met, always placing their needs before her own. Before her passing, Sherri shared the following, “I just want you to remember the fun we used to have and that I love you all very much.”
Besides her mother, Sherri was predeceased by her stepfather, Michael Aubrey; her grandparents, Laura and Earl Bessette; and her uncle, Doug Bessette.
Survivors include her children, Amber Barrisford and her husband, Bobby of Queensbury, Zepplin Murphy of Fort Edward; her favorite grandson, Colin Barrisford; her brother, Scott French of Jacksonville, FL; and many aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends who became family over the years.
A Celebration of Life will be held at the convenience of the family.
Memorial donations in Sherri’s name may be made to the charity of one’s choice.
Sending thoughts to the family during this difficult time. Sherri will be greatly missed. I know she was going through alot but her memories will be cherished always.
You sure fought a cruel battle, But always with a smile . You and the beautiful crafts will be missed. Prayers to your family.
Rest in peace my friend. My heart is broken. You know, better then anyone, how I hide away and grieve, try to pretend it just isn’t true. I pray and say good bye to you on my own. I wish and will always regret I didn’t make it to see you on Monday instead of today. I wanted to surprise you, instead you surprised me. 40 yrs of memories between us. Memories I will forever cherish. I know you will be watching over us as you always do Til we meet again. XO 💖
Sherri was a very talented person, she could make anything. We had a lot of laughs at camp Sherri loved everyone. Sometimes we had too much fun and payed for it next day.she loved my cooking we would have supper tog miss pat, Chris myself . She will be missed at camp.
I Love You💜
I worked with Sherri a long time ago at Kay Jewelers. She was so much fun to work with and had the BEST smile and her laugh was contagious. Amber and Zepplin my thoughts and prayers are with you both! Rest easy Sherri! Fly with the angels!