Sherrie Ann Boyett, a beacon of love and kindness, passed away peacefully on October 15, 2025, at the age of 84 in Jacksonville, Florida. Born on January 26, 1941, in Manila, Arkansas, Sherrie's life was a testament to her unwavering spirit and generous heart.

Sherrie spent her formative years in the warm embrace of Manila before where she would eventually meet and marry the love of her life, Otto Stephen Boyett. Together, they built a family founded on the principles of love, respect, and joy. Sherrie's legacy lives on through her devoted sons, Otto Keith Boyett (Renee), Stephen Perry Boyett (Shelly) and her cherished grandchildren, Wyatt Boyett, Tucker Boyett (Miranda Henderson), Noah Boyett (Josie Fagundes), Rylee Boyett, Erin Boyett, and Camryn Boyett, who will all remember her as a guiding light and source of endless support. Sherrie is proceeded in death by her parents, A.J. and Iletha Lewis of Lost Cain, Arkansas, her brother, Wade Lewis of Morrilton, Arkansas and her sister, Joan Gammell of West Plains, Missouri. She is survived by her brothers Steve Lewis of Jonesboro, Arkansas, and Gary Lewis of Morrilton, Arkansas.

Professionally, Sherrie excelled as an Executive Secretary, a role in which her wisdom and organizational talents shone brightly. Her colleagues revered her not only for her impeccable work ethic but also for her compassionate nature and ability to make everyone feel valued.

Sherrie's passion extended beyond her professional life into her community, where she was actively involved in her church, East Lake Presbyterian in The Villages, Florida. With a voice as gentle as her demeanor, Sherrie enjoyed singing in the choir, touching the hearts of all who heard her. Her love for music was only matched by her love for her family, especially her grandchildren, with whom she spent countless cherished hours.

An avid gardener, Sherrie had an affinity for flowers, nurturing them with the same tenderness she bestowed upon her family and friends. Sewing was another of Sherrie's talents, through which she crafted not only garments and gifts but also woven memories that her family will hold dear.

Those who knew Sherrie will remember her for the loving, wise, and kind soul she was. Her presence was a comfort, her advice sought after, and her laughter a melody that resonated in the hearts of many. Sherrie's impact on the world was profound, and her absence will be deeply felt by all who had the privilege of knowing her.

As we bid farewell to Sherrie Ann Boyett, let us take solace in the knowledge that her spirit continues to guide us. Her life's story is a beautiful tapestry of devotion, grace, and unwavering love of her savior, Jesus Christ —a story that will be recounted with fondness and admiration by those who were fortunate enough to be a part of it. Sherrie's memory will forever bloom in the gardens she loved so dearly and in the melodies sung in the church where she found so much joy.

A funeral service for Sherrie will commence at 2:00 p.m. Sunday, October 19, 2025, in the Chapel at Helm Gallagher Funeral Home.

Visitation with family and friends will be held one hour prior at the funeral home.

Services under the care and direction of Helm Gallagher Funeral Home, 1811 Idlewild Avenue, Green Cove Springs, FL 32043, www.helmgallagherfh.com