Sheri Ann Thompson Avery

On September 13, 1978, a wonderful, beautiful, determined spirit came into this world. Sheri Ann Thompson-Avery was welcomed by her parents, Steve and Rose Thompson, changing their lives from a couple to a family. Shortly after, brothers Waylan and Brenden join the fun. This was when Sheri learned to be tough and brave.

Growing up in Laketown was fun for a country girl who loved riding horses bareback in flip-flops and shorts. She was always looking for fun and laughing, sharing her Joy with everyone she met.

Sheri met and fell in love with her husband and soulmate, Jared Avery (032316). They loved fiercely and together joined 2 families.

Sheri was a wonderful mother to her two micro preemie babies. She gained three step-daughters whom she loved very much. Last but not least, two sweet grandchildren, Jaymin and Luna, who called her Gigi.

Sheri was a sister who always had her brothers, Waylan and Brenden Thompson's back. She was a daughter who loved and served her parents and grandparents.

Sheri didn't do anything halfway. She had just detailed two trucks before her passing.

Sheri graduated from Rich High School and Beau La Reine College of Beauty Culture. She worked many jobs to help make a living. She was always credited of being a hard worker.

Sheri's kids, horses, dogs, and husband were always her first priority. Sheri also loved her nieces and nephews very much, Taylee Thompson, Ryker Thompson, Tace Thompson, and Jay Thompson.

Sheri is survived by her parents Steve and Rosalee Thompson, her children. Kylen, Kycen, her stepchildren, Jaci (Raul), Brooke, Shawnee, Luna, and her sweetheart Jared Avery, uncles, aunts, and cousins.

Sheri was always the life of the party. We know you are dancing in heaven with those who passed before. She is joking and laughing, and will always be with her children. We love you, Sheri, more than words can express. Because of a back injury, Sherri started having medical issues that couldn't be figured out, surgery after surgery was recommended by doctors, but none of them helped. Sheri suffered pain daily. She almost lost her life a few years back with surgery gone wrong, but she fought and won.

I know you're not suffering now, you're in the arms of your Grandpa and Grandma Webb. Til we meet again, can't wait till the day we are together forever!

A funeral for Sheri will be held on Saturday, August 30, 2025, at 11:30 am, at the Laketown LDS church located at 115 S 100 E, Laketown, Utah. A viewing will be held prior to the funeral service from 10:00 to 11:00 am at the church. An additional viewing will be held on Friday, August 29, 2025, from 5:00 to 7:00 pm at the Laketown LDS church. The interment will be at the Laketown City Cemetery.