Sherri Dawn Watson

Sherri Dawn Watson was the youngest daughter of the late Constance L. Watson and Cleveland Watson. Born June 16, 1964 in Washington, DC, she departed this life on December 28, 2019. She was preceded in death by nephew Timothy H. Johnson, Jr.

As a child she was given the nick name Fairy by a special late cousin Horace Watson. Whom she truly adore spending weekends with him. Sherri attended school in Prince Georges County Maryland. She joined Red Hill United Church of Christ at an early age under the leadership of Rev. L.E. Young.

Sherri loved to cook and babysit for her sibling. She reared her niece Natasha Chase as well as her nephews Timothy, Kalvan, Edward.

She leaves to cherish her loving memory two daughters, Ashley and Amber Truelove along with their dad Mickey all of Clayton, NC, one loving brother; Bruce Sanders of Smithfield, NC, two loving sisters; Mrs. Shauna Robinson and husband, Elwood of Upper Marlboro, Maryland, Ms. Lisa Watson and boyfriend, (Kenny) of Clayton, NC, loving niece Natasha Chase and husband (Mark) of Upper Marlboro, Maryland, loving nephews, Kalvan Johnson of Clayton, NC, Edward Robinson of Captiol Heights, Maryland, two great nephews, Dion Johnson of Clayton, NC, Nicholas Chase of Upper Marlboro, Maryland, two aunts, Helen Simm and husband, Nathan of Chapel Hill, NC, Teresa Sim of Greensboro, NC, one uncle Henry Watson, Jr and aunt late Ada from Mitchville, Maryland. Special thanks to cousin, Elder Beverly Watson of Smithfield, NC and cousin; Shirley Miller of Clayton, NC, cousin William Kizzie of Durham, NC, cousin; Vanessa Long-Watson of College Park, Maryland, friend Marcie Creech of Clayton, NC, also special thanks to Wake Med Heart and Vascular, Dr. Clarence Stewart, Wake County Sheriff Dept, Detention Squad 3 and 4.

The Broken Chain

Little we know God was going to call your name. In life we loved you dearly, in death we love you the same. It broke our hearts to lose you. You did not go along, for part of us went with you that morning God called you home. You left us peaceful memories, your love is still our guide and though we cannot see you, you are always at our side. Our family chain is broken and nothing will ever be the same. As God will call us one by one that chain will link again.

The Family