Sheri-Lyne Michelle Pack-Chambers Obituary - Visitation & Funeral Information

SheriLyne Michelle Pack-Chambers was born on July 11th, 1984 in Tulsa, Ok to Gary Michael Pack and Alesa Rae Pack. SheriLyne was raised and educated in Glenpool, Ok and graduated with the Glenpool High School class of 2002. During her high school years, she enjoyed being a part of the National Art Honor Society and playing soccer and volleyball. She was loved and adored by everyone for her quirky sense of humor and admired by all for her incredible artistic talents. She was always the first to make everyone laugh with her quick wit and silly faces. She was not just known for being funny though, she was also intelligent, determined, and extremely thoughtful. She had the ability to make everyone she met feel special and was always sure to remind them of their importance in her life. After high school, SheriLyne attended college and earned her master’s degree in communications from Rogers State University. She was self-employed, working in various fields such as marketing, communications, graphic design, and art. She was an accomplished artist and her artwork has been displayed at many respected and well-known establishments in Tulsa and beyond. Sheri was also a mentor to many by helping them to discover their own passion and talent in the arts as a Professor at RSU. On February 7th, 2020 she married Kraig Guylan Chambers. She enjoyed going to concerts, cookouts, and most of all, spending her time with family. Sheri was the most loving and devoted mother to her son, Kade Guylan Chambers, who was the center of her world. Kraig was her perfect match. Together they made a lasting impact on everyone who met them. These are two quotes that Sheri loved and lived by every day of her life. “What greater thing is there for human souls than to feel that they are joined for life - to be with each other in silent unspeakable memories.’ – George Eliot “A man is not where he lives, but where he loves.” – Latin proverb

Sheri-Lyne Michelle Pack-Chambers

July 11, 1984 - May 29, 2021