Sherianne Browne Watts

SHERIANNE WATTS IDAHO FALLS, ID -- Sherianne Maria Browne Watts, 37, of Idaho Falls, passed away December 3, 2009, in India from a lingering illness. Sheri was born in Trinidad on May 26, 1972 and moved to Idaho 17 years ago on an athletic scholarship. Sheri achieved a Bachelor of Arts Degree in arts and sciences and marketing and also went on to be the proud mother of Sparkle Shevonne Watts during her union with Christopher Watts. Sparkle was the light of her mother’s life and along with her, Sherianne leaves to grieve Christopher Watts and his daughter Sapphire Watts; her family in Trinidad consisting of: her mother, Cynthia Browne; her two sisters, Roxanne and Sharlene; her brother Dexter; and all her friends here in Idaho. Sherianne brought a lot of love, joy, and laughter to everyone she met and her family prays that she finds love, wholeness and contentment on her new journey. Sherianne, may you rest in peace! Memorial services will be held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, December 22, 2009, at Wood Funeral Home, 273 N. Ridge Avenue. ---------------------------------------------------- Condolences received online: Kathleen Burggraf Sparkle, Sapphire, and Chris, I was so very saddened to learn of Sheri's passing. I was able to meet with her and see Sparkle again in April 2008. Our visits were few, but enough to renew our friendship. I think of her often and hold the memories of happier times in my heart. I wish the same for each of you. God bless you all, Kathy Burggraf Lynn & Vickie Jones vkysarg@peoplepc.com Dear Sparkle, We don't know if you remember us or not, but you called us Auntie Micky & Uncle Lynn when we kept you weekends when your mom went to school in Utah. You were about 3 years old. Sheri and I (Vickie) worked at Chesbro Music together, and became good friends. We will always cherish our friendship with Sheri and with you. We are so sorry for your loss. Always, Uncle Lynn & Auntie "Micky" Chuck and Marci Homer mhomer@cableone.net Dear Chris and daughters, We were so very sorry to read about the passing of Sherrie. We will always remember her wonderful smile, her enthusiasm, and the time we spent together at the cabin--that was the time the bug flew up her pant leg!! That made her jump! She was a delight and we regret that we saw so little of her in recent years. We have tried to rearrange our schedules to attend her memorial today, but neither of us can get away from work, for which we are sorry. We hope this message will sufficiently express our love and sympathy to her family and especially to Sparkle. With sympathy, Chuck and Marci Homer