Grieb, Sherry
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Sherry Grieb was born 67 years ago in Dallas, Texas and died suddenly on Jan. 20, 2017 in her Carrollton, Texas home. Sherry attended Farmersville High School. After obtaining her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from what is now the University of North Texas in Denton, she moved to Baltimore, Maryland to work and there she met her future husband. She lived most of her adult life in Carrollton and was retired from the City of Dallas Public Library System. Afterwards she worked part-time for the Garland Public Library. A faithful member of the Church of Christ, she was an animal lover who also loved to travel, cook, garden, and attend movies. Sherry is survived by her husband, George Grieb of 39 years; her mother, Madalynne Doyle; her sister, Frances Payne of Dallas, Texas; her sister, Cathy DuPre of Knoxville, Tennessee as well as beloved family members of her husband in the Philadelphia area. She was preceded in death by her father, Joe Doyle, and maternal and paternal grandparents. A memorial service to celebrate Sherry’s life will be at the Webb Chapel Church of Christ, 13425 Webb Chapel Road, Dallas, Texas. Memorial contributions may be made to Operation Kindness Animal Shelter at 3201 Earhart Drive, Carrollton, Texas 75006.
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Sherry was a kind, lovely lady. We will miss her.
I enjoyed working with Sherry in Garland…I learned so much from her. My sympathy to her family.
Sherry was my Manager at Dallas Public Library. She was not only a good manager, she was a dear friend. I will treasure the memory of her beautiful smile, warm personality and swift walk. Sherry was also a wonderful photographer. When she first took up photography, she took a beautiful photo of my daughter, in her wedding gown at the bridal boutique. She gifted me with that (poster sized) photo which still hangs on my den wall today. I thank God for blessing me with Sherry’s friendship. My thoughts and prayers are with her family.
Jeannette Brown-Sneed
Sorry for your loss. Sending condolences from Maryland. Richard. Susan, Aunt Blanche, Uncle El.
Sherry was a very special friend who left her family and friends much too early. How we all will miss her smile, kindness, enthusiasm and thoughtfulness.
My deepest sympathy to Buddy and Sherry’s Family. She will be missed Love and Prayers Lois
My deepest sympathy to my cousin George (Buddy) and Sherry’s family. Love and prayers. Lois
My deepest sympathy to Buddy. And Sherry’s family. Love and prayers. Lois
Sherry was a joy. I was saddened to read of her death in the DMN today. I worked with her as a volunteer at Renner Frankford Library. With her encouragement we were able to launch a successful Friends group. Please accept my sincere sympathy.
I was saddened to hear that Ms. Grieb had passed, I worked for her at the Dallas Public Library and learned a lot from her. She will truly be missed.
Buddy, I am so sorry to hear about Sherry my prayers and thoughts are with you..
Sherry made my handicapped children welcome in the library she managed (Renner Frankfort branch): when they required extra support, she said “Every child belongs in the library” and told me that she and her staff would help as needed. They are grown now, but I have always remembered that kindness.
Very sorry to hear about Sherry’s passing. I knew her in Baltimore, MD. She was a very warm, nice person.