of Mountain Home, AR
September 23, 1946 - June 14, 2025
Mrs. Sandra ''Sandy'' June Fuller Sherrill, 78, of Mountain Home, Arkansas, was born on September 23, 1946, in Jonesboro, Arkansas, to her loving parents, Herman and Gracie (Leotha) Fuller. She was of the Church of Christ faith.
In the summer of 1962, the Fuller family moved to Hardy, Arkansas. In 1964, the beautiful Sandy graduated from Hardy High School and soon married the handsome Robert Sherrill, Sr. Like her sisters and cousins, she spent a lot of time waitressing in the family restaurants, but her primary career was in the telephone industry (for a short time, she worked for Bell Telephone in Jonesboro before working for Century-Tel in Hardy). She held many positions at Century-Tel, and after 20 years of service, she retired.
Sandy made friends easily everywhere she went and left behind a large family and host of friends from Jonesboro, Hardy, St. Louis, and Mountain Home that will miss her greatly. Most importantly, she left an indelible mark on every life she touched, not just through her words or deeds, but through the warmth, kindness, and unwavering support she offered so freely.
Sandy is survived by two sons: Robert Harris (Bob) Sherrill, Jr. (Kimberley) of Hot Springs, Arkansas, and Thomas ''Tom'' Hardy Sherrill of Hardy, Arkansas; three grandchildren: Seth Sherrill (Blair) Sherrill, Jennifer Evans (Jimmy) Evans, all of Mountain Home, and Maggie Sherrill of Saint Louis, Missouri; three great-grandchildren: Jed Sherrill, Vivienne Sherrill, and Lainey Evans all of Mountain Home; three loving sisters: Hilda Jones of Batesville, Donna Bell (Gary) of Harrison, Linda Thomason of Cassville; brother Randy Fuller of Cassville; four cousin-sister: Sharon ''Tooter'' Johns, Wanda ''Wanny'' Wiles, Suzy ''Suzy Q'' Wells, Karen ''Kari-Bell'' Bagwell; dear friend (who she thought of as a sister): Carol Sutton, and numerous nieces and nephews and countless more cousins who all loved her greatly. She is preceded in death by her husband, parents, and older sister, Bonnie Jean.
Services will be private.
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Marry Jane Fuller Welch
Saturday, June 28, 2025
I just found out about Sandy diing I so sorry I praying I am Your Uncle Herbert’s Youngest Daughter
Deloris Mackey Tolbert
Wednesday, June 25, 2025
To Sandy’s Family,
Sending my heartfelt thoughts and prayers to each of you. Sandy was a beautiful person. I remember all the sisters and worked with Bonnie for a short time many years ago. So very sorry for the loss of Sandy.
Lovingly, Deloris Tolbert
Debra Vines Vestdd
Wednesday, June 25, 2025
My prayers n heart go out to her family. Sandy was beautiful inside n out n never met a stranger. I'm blessed to have known her n will treasure all the memories n good times we had. She took me to Branson a few years back to see Gene Watson n we always had so much fun. Go rest high on that mountain my forever friend.💞💞💞
Jimmy and Phyllis Young
Wednesday, June 25, 2025
We loved Sandy she played dominoes with us on Sunday's. We moved into our community at the same time we played cards on Tuesday and Friday and dominoes on Sunday she was always sharing stories of her family and her friends she will be sorely missed. We always went out to eat for her birthday and I always made her a cake. Prayers for all her family and friends as they Mourn. May God be with all of them. I know we will see her again in heaven.
Linda (Baker) Slayton
Tuesday, June 24, 2025
The family is in my thoughts & prayers. I knew Sandy for many years & worked with her several years at Century Telephone Company. She will be missed by many that knew her.
Louise McClure
Sunday, June 22, 2025
My deepest sympathy to Sandy Sherrill's family and friends. I enjoyed knowing and working with you.
Lisa Boyd
Friday, June 20, 2025
My Sweet Dearest Sandy,
Words cannot express the sadness in my heart when I heard of your passing. The memories in my heart of you during my childhood are some of my fondest memories from riding in your Orange VW when you would pick me up and take me home with you to Hardy, playing in Spring River, playing in the creek down below the house, to the lost tire rolling down the hill at the lil house on the hill, the endless nites i got to spend at your house staying up late watching movies and eating popcorn in your bed, making and eating some of the craziest meals, the late nite talks we would have about life in general, the life experiences your shared with me, but most of all making me feel like i was truly apart of the family and how lucky you were that i was apart of your life instead of me being the lucky one and loving me like you did. For these are just a few of the wonderful memories I have of you and you will forever be missed my Beautiful Sandy this is not Goodbye but see ya later. Love you Lisa
Jill Roberts
Thursday, June 19, 2025
I am sending my deepest condolences to all of Sandy’s family and friends. Sandy was such a beautiful person and soul. I remember so well the wonderful times we all had at Hardy High School. Everyone who knew Sandy admired and adored her. God bless everyone in this great loss.
Patsy Bradley Hansen
Thursday, June 19, 2025
Bob, I am so sorry for the loss of your mom.
Gail Crow
Wednesday, June 18, 2025
Sandy, I love you so much. All my childhood memories have you in them. So thankful you were my cousin. Until we meet again. Love you Georgie Gail