Alaska based Army Sergeant Jeffrey C. S. Sherer, from Four Oaks, North Carolina was killed in Zabul province, Afghanistan on 2nd June 2011.
Sgt. Sherer, age 29, died from injuries sustained when his unit was hit by a homemade bomb. The incident occurred while troops were on patrol in a light, eight-wheeled vehicle. It happened in the town of Shah Joy, northeast of the regional capital of Kandaha.
Sgt. Sherer served with the 1st Battalion, 24th Infantry Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division, based at Fort Wainwright.
Sgt. Sherer served with the 1st Battalion, 24th Infantry Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division, based at Fort Wainwright.
RIP :(
ReplyDeletemay you and your family know you are not forgotten, and you are a hero for your service.
ReplyDeleteI love you and you will truly be missed.
ReplyDeleteR.I.P BUDDY WE WILL MISS U THANKS FOR UR WORK AND ADVICES WE RE PROUD OF U GOD BLESS U N GOD BLESS UR FAMILY WE LOVE U UR OLD FRIENDS FROM A.co 101 ST ABN DIV.
ReplyDeleteLove you and miss you brother
ReplyDeleteJeff, I can't tell you how very sad it makes me to know you're gone... you were the total patriotic soldier and took your job seriously. You were by far the best roommate ever, and I will definitely miss the rice crispy treats and beer moments while rockin out to some good ol' country music! Know that you are thought of and loved here, my condolences to your new bride and the family! To me you will always be the Asian Sensation :-) love ya buddy!!!
ReplyDeleteJeff, i cant believe this... its so weird knowing that our not coming back to us to keep sharing the great memories that our little alaskan family would share together. We al miss u sooo much and i want you to know that were gonna miss u like no tomorrow! we love u jeff.. your our hero and well never forget you and all your craziness! please watch over the rest of us freeen! love you stud muffin! you don't even know how much:(... ill be meeting up with you later k freen! muuuaaaaahhhh!
ReplyDeleteLove of my life,
ReplyDeleteIt's sad to know that you're gone, but comforting to know that you're watching over me and the rest of us. I'm glad that you have found peace and get to catch up on missed time with your mom. I'll miss our emails and phone calls, but most of all I'll miss the fact that we're both missing out on that long list of commonalities and passion that we shared. You truly are one of a kind and will be missed! Know that you will be always be loved and never be forgotten. I am so proud of you for following your dreams and fighting for our country. I will always love you and can't wait to see you on the other side!!!
xoxo,
Your one and only ;)
My thoughts and prayers are with your family. May God comfort them at this time. You are truly a Hero.
ReplyDeleteI'm gonna miss you Jeff. All those memories we've had. I'm still trying to figure out how you could devour all those crab legs at the buffet we used to go to. And every time I look at the Smokey dog I am always reminded of the day I went to get him and how you held his tiny body all the way home. We're gonna miss you brother!
ReplyDeleteSgt.Sherer you will not be forgotten, thank you for the greatest sacrafice ever. My son is part of your Battalion and was very proud to have known and served with you.
ReplyDeleteSGT Jeffery" short round" sherer
ReplyDeletemy battle, my old roomy, my brother in arms...u will never be forgotten...from going to take a shower and there being beer cans in the shower, to helping u clean the melted gummy bears out of your truck seat, to using that same truck to get my license...you have been there in so many ways for me...great man...always and forever...we had a fun time in basic training...and hated it when we got to ft. Irwin because we were the new guys that always got messed with, but over all, we showed them all who the true leaders of the pack were....R.I.P.
May God comfort your family in these hard times , as a Mom , I will never understand why our children have to go to die in such a way , basically serving another county..... May God bless our our troops , regardless fo teh branch.
ReplyDeleteYou were the true embodiment of the American infantryman. You will not be forgotten. Words cannot express my pride to have served with you, it's been an honor.
ReplyDeleteHere it is a years just about gone by.... We will never forget you baby... in our ♥hearts always.... Sat June 2nd 2012 I know you will be with everyone in Four Oaks and smiling the whole time.... I will have a Bud Light just for you!!!! Your fav beer.
ReplyDeleteSweet Nephew I do so love you♥♥♥
Hey Nephew.... Some time has passed, you know Chelle arranged a memorial for you on your one year .... Aunt Carol and I went along with D & T and mom mom and H... we had a good time, a somber time... I still can't stand during the National Anthem and not shed a tear for you... always in my heart sweetie. I know you are watching over all of us and you are there for your nephew.... he sure is a cutie pie. Have a great time up there with your mom.... love and miss you both, tell her I miss her badly and I need her.... kisses and hugz to both of you... Aunt Patty
ReplyDeleterip, good friend. i'll never forget our adventures together circa 2001//
ReplyDeleteps jes and i are making a special trip out to arlington to see you.