Sherri R. Beaulieu

WATERVILLE – Sherri R Beaulieu, 58, passed away peacefully during the first snow Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2022. Sherri was born in Lynn, Mass. on Nov. 3, 1964, the daughter of Penny Verdigan and Joseph Beaulieu.

Sherri graduated from Nokomis High school in 1983 and later got an Administrative Office Technology Associates Degree from KVCC in 2003. Sherri loved driving, traveling, camping, cooking, swimming, music, singing and dancing to many songs and even writing some of her own. She loved creative art through music and dance. She enjoyed being with friends either joining them or hosting for them. Being with friends was always very important to her. She was very social and loved to get people to laugh. She would always offer a hand up to others in need. She wouldn’t hesitate to help any of her friends like they were family in any way possible. She immensely enjoyed Disney movies, reading books and playing card games. She had one son Wayne Beaulieu who she loved and cared for greatly. She worked for the State of Maine with plans of retirement to see more of the world using a camper. She fought bravely while in the hospital. Sherri was very thankful and joyous to those who visited her during her last months.

Sherri is survived and missed by son, Wayne Beaulieu; mother, Penny Verdigan; brother, Shane Beaulieu; half-brother, Robbie Beaulieu; and close friend, like a sister, Heidi Edgecomb; and long-time partner, Tony Snow; stepmother, Brenda Beaulieu; and stepbrother, Ronnie Courtney, Richard Courtney and his daughter, Jessica and her kids; uncles, Larry Kimball, Terry Frost, Roger Frost, and Kim Frost; aunts, Linda (Earl) Newhouse, Valerie McDougal, Bonnie Stone and Felicia Frost; and several close friends and extended family members.

Although Sherri did not want a funeral, there will be a private celebration of life at a later date at the convenience of the family.

Arrangements under the direction and care of Dan & Scott’s Cremation & Funeral Service, 445 Waterville Road, Skowhegan ME 04976.

In lieu of flowers, friends wishing may make donations in Sherri’s memory to:

a local humane society

of choice