Appomattox High School - Traveler Yearbook (Appomattox, VA)

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Memories of Sherry McGuire and Dawn Rosser The warm smiles that spread across their faces brightened everyone’s day. The love and cheer that followed them everywhere they went has warmed the hearts of everyone who knew them. Sherry McGuire was a person who always listened to other people’s problems, even when she had her own. She never thought twice about doing everything she could for anybody. She had some bad times, but more good ones because she loved and shared of herself with all those who were close to her. Some of us may feel that we never really gave her anything, but I know that the greatest gift we ever gave her or she ever gave us was simply the love of a friend. A Best Friend Dawn Rosser was a friend who was so full of life and happiness it just naturally spread to all those around her. She was someone we could really count on because we knew she really cared. Because of what she shared with us, she has left us with many happy, special memories. And we will never forget her friendly, smiling face. Friends From the Freshman Class