Sherrie graduated from high school in Howard County, Indiana, and received her bachelor's degree from the University of Maryand at College Park, Maryland. She was a member of Alpha Chi Omega social sorority.
When she was only 3, she was selected for the Genius Institute, a school for gifted children, at the former Kansas City University.
Survived by her husband, William Callaghan, whom she married in March, 1972; two daughters, Marjorie and Margaret Callaghan of Annapolis. Her father, Wallace Jackson of Mount Dora, Florida (her mother was Marjorie Ferguson Jackson) and one brother, Randall L. Jackson (b. 4/28/1947 d. 11/25/2010) of Fort Plain, New York.
Sherrie worked in the banking industry in Annapolis and Baltimore.
Cause of death: Breast cancer (same as her mother).
When she was only 3, she was selected for the Genius Institute, a school for gifted children, at the former Kansas City University.
Survived by her husband, William Callaghan, whom she married in March, 1972; two daughters, Marjorie and Margaret Callaghan of Annapolis. Her father, Wallace Jackson of Mount Dora, Florida (her mother was Marjorie Ferguson Jackson) and one brother, Randall L. Jackson (b. 4/28/1947 d. 11/25/2010) of Fort Plain, New York.
Sherrie worked in the banking industry in Annapolis and Baltimore.
Cause of death: Breast cancer (same as her mother).
Sherrie graduated from high school in Howard County, Indiana, and received her bachelor's degree from the University of Maryand at College Park, Maryland. She was a member of Alpha Chi Omega social sorority.
When she was only 3, she was selected for the Genius Institute, a school for gifted children, at the former Kansas City University.
Survived by her husband, William Callaghan, whom she married in March, 1972; two daughters, Marjorie and Margaret Callaghan of Annapolis. Her father, Wallace Jackson of Mount Dora, Florida (her mother was Marjorie Ferguson Jackson) and one brother, Randall L. Jackson (b. 4/28/1947 d. 11/25/2010) of Fort Plain, New York.
Sherrie worked in the banking industry in Annapolis and Baltimore.
Cause of death: Breast cancer (same as her mother).
When she was only 3, she was selected for the Genius Institute, a school for gifted children, at the former Kansas City University.
Survived by her husband, William Callaghan, whom she married in March, 1972; two daughters, Marjorie and Margaret Callaghan of Annapolis. Her father, Wallace Jackson of Mount Dora, Florida (her mother was Marjorie Ferguson Jackson) and one brother, Randall L. Jackson (b. 4/28/1947 d. 11/25/2010) of Fort Plain, New York.
Sherrie worked in the banking industry in Annapolis and Baltimore.
Cause of death: Breast cancer (same as her mother).
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