Rebecca Shriver
There are many words that i can use to describe Jeri. I went to dialysis with her for over 10 year and we sometimes butted heads. But that can be because we share the same birthday. I remember her having an additude towards new technician at our dialysis like i did. We road back and fourth together for about 10 years. She always had a way of telling someone where to go when it came to touching her. And even though shes not here anymore not only me but our dialysis unit, othe patients, and our drivers will miss her deeply. To the family of Jeri, i know just how hard it is to loose a sibling. I lost mine and thats something she talked to me about. But Im not going to tell you its going to go away (as far as the pain) but it will get a little easier as years go by and you remember her for the good. Think of all the time you had with her and cherish it. My dad used to say charish what you have now because you never know when the lords going to take and tell you i need it or someone else needs it more, live life in the present not the furture and love every moment.