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Sherri S. Treme

October 16, 1960 ~ February 25, 2011

Sherri Sarvaunt Treme, 50, of DeQuincy, LA died at 9:45 AM on Friday, February 25, 2011 in her residence.


Mrs. Treme was born October 16, 1960 in Winnfield, LA, and lived most of her life in Lake Charles before moving to DeQuincy seven years ago. She attended Lake Charles High School and was owner / operator of "Sherri's Cleaning Service." She attended Lake Charles Christian Vineyard with her family. Sherri enjoyed taking pictures, scrapbooking, and collecting figurines, but her greatest joy was her family and her cats. She will always be remembered as a hard worker who always put others before herself.


Mrs. Treme is survived by her husband Jeff Treme of DeQuincy; son, Clinton J. Chaline and wife Kaye of Erath; step-children, Nathanael Treme, Jeffrey Treme, Jr., and Merci Treme; mother, Kirsten Allen formally of Winnfield, LA; brothers, Shane and Steven Allen of Winnfield, LA; grandchildren, Shelby, Caden, Justin, and Spencer; and nieces and nephews, Aaron and Erica Nelson and Ragen Allen.


She was preceded in death by her father, Richard Amos Sarvaunt.


Her memorial service will be at 12:30 PM on Wednesday, March 2, 2011 at the Lake Charles Christian Vineyard. Reverend Kelly Vigo will officiate. Visitation will follow the service at the home of Jeff and Sherri. A second memorial service will be at 11:00 AM on Saturday, March 5, 2011 with Reverend Durbin officiating at Atlanta Baptist Church in Atlanta, LA. Burial of her cremated remains will follow in Atlanta Cemetery.


In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the family to help with expenses.

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  1. God Bless You and your family in the loss of your precious daughter, our hearts ache for you and hope that a kind word can fill the void in some small way and bring you comfort that only God can give. I announced this on Mystic, many friends commented, We Love You and think of you as one of our Mystic Family Members. God keep you close, dont think we arent praying, we are. Love, The Greens

  2. God brought Sherri and I together after many years.Sherri and I were real friends.We lived together,we worked together,we laughed,and we cried together,we always helped each other.I pray that God gives yall strenght to make it trough this sadness.God needed an angel.May God bless and keep each and every one of you.Thankyou so much for allowing me to be part of her again.With all my love,Robbie Langley.

  3. I am so sorry to hear of Sherri's passing. I have not seen Sherri since early 1970's. My grandparents lived on Rose St. across from Sherri long ago. She and I were a couple of years apart. I did not know her very well, but was sad to hear she was sick when I saw her on KPLC. My thoughts and prayers are with her family.

  4. Im so sorry how terrible of My prayers are with you and all of your family stay strong and know that your daughter is no longer feeling pain.. big hugs to you

  5. jole my heart was breaking for you today when we talked, i too have lost a child and i know exactly how you feel but time will help but not cure, may God be with you and your family in this time of sorrow and if i can help you in anyway just call me as always your friend ducky

  6. Judy and I didn't get to know Sherri well until the Allen Reunions started again, but Sherri quickly proved to be an indispensible part of the gathering. She and her family helped every year to set up and to clean up, and she was one of the most cheerful and hardworking among us all. I am sad not to have known her better, but I sure was impressed with the Sherri we knew. Our heartfelt condolences to you all.

  7. Kerstin, may God continue to bless you and yours as time goes on.He will take care of the hurt and loneliness in your heart. May he touch Jeff, Clint, Steve and Shane in a special way. We as family members fell in love with her the moment we met her. She has surely brightened heaven as she brightened our hearts and lives. Love you all. Janice

  8. Kirsten, I am so sorry for your loss. I just saw your post a few minutes ago. In no way can I know what you are going through. My daughter as I have told you has MD and is in a wheelchair. She was born in 1961 so she is very close to the age of your daughter. My son was born in 1960. I know you are one of the kindest people I have meet on the internet. And ever since I found you were from Winnfield, I felt as if we sorta belonged to each other…I had a close bond to you. Please know I am remembering you in prayer.

  9. Kristen,I sure am thinking praying for you your family now.We know God will get you through this time.We also know Sherri is with the Lord is no longer suffering.You take care.Love you.

  10. Kristy, Clint, what can I say? I thank God for extending my family to include you and Sherri.So many good memories and times we shared….God is so good… Jeff, you were a God sent to Sherri and I thank Him and you for loving her so much. She always had the best to say about you. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. Love you Linda

  11. My condolences on the loss of a member of your family. Nothing in life prepares us for this moment. I will add you and your family to my prayers and hope that in time your grief fades and you are washed over with happy memories of a happier time in their lives.

  12. my thoughts and prayers go out to Kirsten and her family…Sherri is at peace now and out of pain Huggs Kirsten xoxo Bing

  13. Sherri was my next-door neighbor, then became my house-mate for many years and we shared a deep friendship along with her son Clint and brother Steve. Those years were happy, happy years, with so many nights of laughter and conversations over some of the most delicious meals. Sherri was an amazing woman and such a friend she was almost like a sister…I'm so sorry that so I never got to see her again after so many years, but Heaven just gained one awesome and wonderful Angel.

  14. To all the family please accept my condolences on your loss. I grew up on Rose St. accross the street from the Allen family, married and moved away in 1961. I returned to Rose St. around 1971 with my 2 children and Kirsten lived accross the st. with her 3 children. Our children played together on a daily basis and I remember Sherri as a beautiful young girl. So sorry to hear of her struggle with cancer. will keep you in my prayers for God's healing power.

  15. Very sorry to hear about the loss of your daughter. Words can never comfort you enough but hopefully you know that you have a lot of online friends that care.


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