Birth date: Apr 3, 1963 Death date: May 3, 2019
Brian K. Sherwood, age 56, went to be with his Lord on May 3, 2019 in Grand Rapids after a short, courageous battle with AML. He was born on April 3, 1963 to Ken and Norma (Post) Sherwood in Muskegon. Brian was a member of Covenan Read Obituary
Marlins, Miranda and Brad,
I am so sorry to hear of Brian passing. He was a wonderful friend and man of God! We had many hours of laughter together which made work fun with Brian. I know he is in heaven and I am honored and proud to have been Brian’s friend, God Bless you all!
Doug Franklin
Marlies, Brad, and Miranda,
Doesn't seem that long ago that we shared life together in our fellowship group at AACRC. You all were a blessing to us there, and Brian's thoughtfulness was a part of that. He will be missed. Praying that God's love will surround each one of you.
In Christ,
Jennifer Boes
Marlies, Brad and Miranda, we lack words to express our feelings to you, and human words seem inadequate to bring you comfort and peace. So, we recall Jesus’ simple, profound promise to all of us, “I am with you always...” more than words, his Presence... until the Day we see him face to face. Lou and Linda
Marlies, Miranda and Brad,
Words cannot convey how sorry we are for you all in the passing of Brian (to us fondly known as Neighbor Brian). We are honored and blessed to have known him and we will never forget the kindness he had shown us. I recall being out of town and David was stuck at the Canadian border and couldn’t get home in time to meet the girls after school. Brian didn’t hesitate in heading over next door to ensure they were OK. Andrew recalls being invited on a hunting trip where he and David spent a few days with (Neighbor) Brian and one of Brian’s friends at their cabin. Andrew remembers how much fun he had – even after he and David got lost in the woods…LOL. I remember often when David would head out to cut the grass and after an hour or so I’d wonder “why don’t I hear the lawn mower running?” – then I’d look into the backyard only to find he and Brian chatting over the backyard fence. These are just a few of the wonderful memories we have of Brian and we’re certain he’s touched others’ lives in a similar way - with his smile and kind-heartedness. Although you’ve lost a loved one here on earth, you have gained an angel in heaven that will watch over you forever. May God give him eternal rest and may he bless you and give you strength. Our most sincerest condolences, Taia, David, Emily, Abby & Andrew
We were shocked and sad to hear about Brian' passing! We enjoyed getting to know all of you through Brad and Miranda and hearing family news from time to time after after you moved away from Ann Arbor. We will always remember Brian. He will be missed. We are praying for you as you mourn the loss and remember and celebrate his life.
Jim and Lou Steenstra
We are so sad to hear of Brian's death. I was just thing of him the other day, when we worked on something or other at AACRC. My only memory of that experience is that Brian was a sincere, caring and kind man. May you find comfort in the good memories you and others have of Brian. I find that gratitude covers a whole lot of sadness, and there is surely much to be grateful for, in remembering Brian. God Bless, Ruth MIeras
We were so shocked to hear of Brian's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you in this time of grief. May you experience God's presence in this time of loss.
Ted and Bethany Vogel
Marlies, Miranda, and Brad,
We are so sorry for your loss. I have many great memories of Brian while serving with him as a shepherding elder at AACRC. He was always very thoughtful, a good listener, and very compassionate. We are praying that you will experience God's grace and comfort.
Matt and Mary Admiraal
