|
Sheryl Axline (Houdeshell)
|
 Sheryl C. Volpe
NEWARK: A Funeral Mass for Sheryl C. Volpe will be held at St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church, at 10:30 A.M., Wednesday, October 28, 2015, with Rev. JCP Sullivan, Parish Priest, as celebrant. Interment will follow in Wilson Cemetery. Family and friends may call from 1PM-4PM, on Tuesday, October 27, 2015 at the Brucker-Kishler Funeral Home, 985 N. 21st Street, in Newark.
Sheryl, age 65, of Newark, died as a result of injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident in South Carolina. She was returning, with her husband, from a meet in Daytona, Florida, when she passed, Wednesday, October 21, 2015.
She was born December 18, 1949, in Newark, a daughter of the late Ross S. and Martha G. (Cass) Axline. She was a member of St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church and was employed in Claims Services at State Farm in Newark. Sheryl loved motorcycling with her husband and had traveled extensively across the United States, including Alaska. She loved all animals, especially her cats. Recently she enjoyed karaoke with her best friend Karen Williams.
She is survived by her husband, Bernard S. Volpe, whom she married 12-13-14; her son, John Houdeshell of Newark; step children, Stephen Volpe of Alabama, Joanna L. Volpe of Tennessee, Vincent A. Volpe of Indiana; several step-grandchildren; her brother, Bruce (Connie) Axline of Newark, her sister, Carole (Larry) Kellicker of Dover; several nieces and nephews; and her five beloved cats.
Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of Central Ohio
|
|
Mike Kelley
Sheryl was a beautiful person. I went to JHS with her and she will be missed by the class of 68, family and friends. RIP
Deborah Gail Smith (Hall)
I just read this and am so sad to find out about Sherry's passing. We lived one street apart while in elementary school and played together until her family moved out by Central City. We attended Wilson Jr. High as well as NHS together, which is where we reconnected and some of us enjoyed going to dances, having sleepovers, and just hanging around together.
Sherry had the longest, straightest hair of all of us, so we nicknamed her "hair". She was a great friend and will be sadly missed.
Deb (Smith) Hall
Gary Babcock
Sherry sat in front of me for 3 years in homeroom. Our daughter was name after her. Gary and Penny Babcock
Gary Berry
She was a great funny always smiling beautiful Lady! RIP prayers to the family.
John Babcock
Gary, you are right on , yes Sheryl sat in front of you and I two seats back. Great memories of her in homeroom. God Bless her and her family. John B
Gary Berry
That's right John forgot all about that!
Gary Berry
Wonder why she is not in yearbook?
Michael Cramer
Sheryl was a beautiful young lady whom I was very close to during our senior year. I have thought of her often over the years wondering how life was treating her. May peace be with her and with her family.
Jan Carol Burch (Campbell)
I knesw Sheryl more in recent years,than in high school. So sad to see her passing after having recently found happiness. s
She knew the Lord and she was riding a motor cycle,which she apparently loved,when she died. We are 65 and it is still too young!
Karen Layman (Williams)
I miss Sheryl everyday. We were friends in school, lost contact over the years and renewed our friendship. I introduced her to Bernie and sang at their wedding. Was her matron of honor.