A gathering of friends and family to remember the life of Sherri Van Vleet, age 57 of St. Cloud, will be from 4-7:00 PM, Saturday, October 28 at the Miller-Carlin Funeral Home in St. Cloud. Sherri died Monday morning at her home after a battle with cancer.
Sherri was born October 19, 1960 in Winsted to Wayne and Nyla (Zander) Paulson. The family moved to Kimball where Sherri grew up. She married Steven Van Vleet on September 27, 1980 in Kimball. The couple lived and raised their family in St. Cloud. Sherri worked as a medical secretary for Health Partners in St. Cloud for many years. She enjoyedtime with her family, crafting, quilting, baking, reading and especially spending time at the cabin she and Steve are building.
Sherri is survived by her husband, Steve, St. Cloud; her children, Matthew (Reva and Odin Mische) Van Vleet, St. Cloud; Megan (Dustin) Preusser, Sartell; her grandson, Milo Preusser; her mother, Nyla Paulson, Annandale; her father, Wayne Paulson, Kimball; her grandmother, Helen Zander, Howard Lake, her brothers and sisters, Tammy (Ray) Schmidt, South Haven; Wayde (Jana) Paulson, St. Cloud; Brant (Sally) Paulson, West Fargo; and Josh (Nicole Flam) Paulson, Waite Park;
She is preceded in death by her grandfathers, her grandmother and one nephew, Tristan Paulson.
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A gathering of friends and family to remember the life of Sherri Van Vleet will be from 4-7:00 PM, Saturday, October 28 at the Miller-Carlin Funeral Home in St. Cloud
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VanVleet Family- I am so sad to hear of Sherri’s passing. I worked with Sherri for many years at Health Partners. I will always remember her smile, laugh and bubbly personality. Please know that my thought and prayers are with you all, during this difficult time.
To the family Mrs. Sherri Van Vleet:
I would like to express my condolences to you for the loss of your wife, mother, daughter and sister. The death of a loved one can be most devastating, and even the gentlest of words can do little to soften the intense sadness you feel. But there are some things that you can do so that you are not overwhelmed by sorrow. Always remember…take care of yourself because there are others who need you…accept help from others because you can’t do it all yourself…and most of all, rely on Jehovah, the God of all comfort. He provides comfort through his Word, the Bible, which contains the hope of a resurrection of your dead loved one. Jesus made this promise at John 5:28. This hope can be the greatest comfort while grieving the loss of a loved one. Once again, I express my deepest sympathy.
With my deepest sympathies to you all. Words cannot begin to express the sincere and heartfelt condolences I wish I could say that would ease your grief. May your memories ease your grief and give you comfort.
In this time of sorrow may the promises from the Holy Scripture comfort you and give you strength. Revelation 21:4 Acts 24:15 Psalm 37:11,29. All the promise that God made in the pass all came true, there is no reason that the promises for the future wiull not also come true.Joshua 23:14
OMG, I can’t believe I just heard about Sherri passing away. I’m so sorry for my aunt Nyla and uncle Wayne, all my cousins and to Sherri’s husband, kids, grandkids and her friends. She’s always been such a beautiful soul and now a beautiful angel ! Luv ya cuz !