Sherri Sutherland

If you see Sherri Sutherland around town, you will probably notice that she always has her pink ribbon attached to her lapel. Sherri moved to Clarksville 3 years ago when her sister was diagnosed with breast cancer. Since then Breast Cancer Awareness has been a cause that Sherri and her family have stood by.

They have participated in the Susan G. Komen “Ride for a Cure” every year and look forward doing everything they can to support the cause.

You may notice the memorial for Sherri’s sister located at the intersection of Cumberland and Riverside Drive. The strength that Sherri receives when thinking about her sister helps her to press on and continue to help people be aware of the disease that affects so many families.

Sherri says that the move to Clarksville was truly a growing experience for her family, and they all love it. “The river is so close and there is so much “country” left right here in the city!” Having friendly people helps as well. Her husband, Byron, works at Fort Campbell and she has 2 children, Amy, who serves in the Air Force, and Ross who attends Rossview High School.

Sherri is honest, trustworthy, willing to work and loves helping people. Real Awareness is what brought Sherri to Clarksville and what she wants to pass on to the community. Let her help you find your piece of Heaven.