Sallie Anne Sheridan, 82, Frankfort, passed away on Wednesday, February 7, 2018 at IU Health Frankfort Hospital with loved ones by her side.\u00a0 She was born on April 30, 1935 in Frankfort, IN to Basil & Rubie (Redman) Jacobs.\u00a0 She and her older brother, John (Jack), were raised in Frankfort.\u00a0 Sallie was very fond of her hometown, heritage,\u00a0and friends.\u00a0 She was a graduate of Frankfort High School and attended Ball State University.<\/p>\n

Sallie married Jackson Sheridan, also of Frankfort, and\u00a0moved to California, where their son, Mark, was born. Sallie was an independent woman working for various electronics companies before joining the Air Force civilian service as a Technical Service Officer.\u00a0 Sallie lived in\u00a0California until her later years of life, when she returned home to Frankfort.<\/p>\n

Sallie enjoyed life and people.\u00a0 She was amused to go against the grain, had a great sense of humor, a strongly voiced opinion, and a contagious laugh.\u00a0 She became a friend to anyone around her and spent life with friends and a daschund by her side.\u00a0 Some of her favorite things in life were traveling, cruising in her car, eating catfish, playing cards, bowling, being at the pool, being with her grandchildren, son, and her beloved friends.\u00a0 She belonged to the Women of the Moose, Lodge #7, Clinton County Extension Homemakers, volunteered at the local hospital as a Pink Lady, and attended the First Baptist Church.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Survivors include her son, Mark Sheridan of Lubbock, TX; grandchildren, Kathleen (Eric) Siebrands of Prior Lake, MN, Melissa (Anson) Sutherland of Higginsville, MO, Matthew Sheridan of Fargo, ND, and Daniel (Sydney) Sheridan of Abilene, TX; friends, Tony and Pam Wilhite, with whom she made her home; and three great grandchildren, Mason, Myla, and Brooke.\u00a0A Celebration of Life\u00a0is being planned for spring.\u00a0 Burial will be in Bunnell Cemetery.\u00a0\u00a0 In lieu of flowers and to honor Sallie’s interests, the family is requesting memorials be made to the American Foundation for the Blind or to the Clinton County Historical Society.\u00a0Goodwin Funeral Home<\/a>, 200 S. Main St., Frankfort, is honored to assist the family with arrangements.\u00a0 Please visit goodwinfuneralhome.com<\/a>\u00a0to share a message or send a condolence to the family.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"