Sherise Noel Bieber
July 12, 1972 - March 24, 2006
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Sherise Noel Bieber
July 12, 1972 - March 24, 2006
Obituary
Sherise Noel Bieber 33 of Murrieta, Riverside, CA.
A brilliant professor of literature, beloved wife, loving mother and devoted daughter, died on Friday, March 24, 2006 in an auto accident. She is survived by her devoted husband Brandon Bieber; loving children Megan and Matthew Snodgrass; beloved mother Judy Wiley; beloved father Roger Jolicoeur; sister Nicole Miller, brother Ryan Jolicoeur; grandparents Joan Jolicoeur, Rosemary and John Wirries.
Visitation will be held on Wednesday, March 29, 2006 ~ 3-6 P.M. at O’Connor Laguna Hills Mortuary, Laguna Hills, CA.
A Funeral Mass will be held on Thursday, March 30, 2006 ~ 10:30 A.M. at St. Kilian Catholic Church, Mission Viejo, CA. Interment immediately following at Ascension Cemetery, Lake Forest, CA.
In lieu of flowers, family requests donations to Sherise Bieber Memorial Fund for benefit of Megan and Matthew.
118 responses to Sherise Noel Bieber
Amber Johnson says:
July 7, 2006
Brandon,
Your wife is the most amazing person I met at MSJC. Being my very first teacher spring 2006. I’m so blessed to have had the opportunity to meet Mrs. Snodgrass and see her smiling, beautiful face on campus each day. She is my WHY. She is why I continue to go to school and she is why I had to care about English class. She was more than just a teacher she was your friend. I miss her dearly, but I know that she is in a much better place. There’s no better place she could be right now. I know it hurts to loose somebody not to long ago I lost my best friend / neighbor it’s been really hard for me so I can somewhat sense the pain you must be going through. Just remember God doesn’t give us more than what we can handle and everything happens for a reason according to God’s will. Take care. I’ll continue to pray for you and everyone else involved in the tragic loss of Mrs. Snodgrass.
– Amber Johnson
Megan says:
July 12, 2006
Hi Guys,
I know I have written many of these condolences to Sherise’s family memebers, however I want all you guys to know that I am here for you… I know Sherise is here with us each and every day and I know she can hear our prayers…
Today is Sherises 34th birthday… Happy Birthday Sherise… I love you. You are in my thoughts each and every day… I miss you and think of you daily… I know you already know this but Baby Shane arrived! Thanks for allowing him to arrive Healthy and beautifully… I know you were with nicole during the delivery… Thanks for being by her side… I know she will be a great mom, just as you were to Megan and Matthew… I love you…
Well Guys, I love you all… Please know that I am here for you… Just don’t ever forget the fact that Sherise can now see all… She is right here with us… She will never leave us…
Love ya always,
Megan
Joelle says:
August 1, 2006
My sincerest condolences to Sherise’s family. I have such fond memories of her from our elementary school friendship in northern california. Sherise was a fun, creative, caring friend who had a wonderful imagination and deep loyalty. I remember how much she loved her family even when she was just a little girl. I am so glad I had a chance to know her and to say she was one of my closest friends when I was young. I only wish I had stayed in touch with her to know her as a teacher, a wife, a mother.
Sherise may not be here physically, but she is not gone. Whenever you have a thought of her, whenever you want to talk to her, whenever you hear a song that reminds you of her, whenever you see her picture, she’ll be right there by your side. Know that she is still with all of you.
Tom Dignan says:
September 21, 2006
I was thinking about Sherise today and found this guestbook. I’m honored to be able to share a few things:
To Sherise’s family, If you get a chance, read what I wrote in her Senior yearbook. That will show you the impact that she had on my life. I will always regret not staying in touch but I thank God for bringing her in my life. Not only was she my best friend, she introduced me to my beloved wife. I will deeply miss you and will never stop hurting because of this finality. The world was a better place to live when you were with us, and a little darker, now that you’re gone.
Sherise, thank you for teaching me to treasure everything.
God Speed.
Love,
Tom
Elizabeth Boyd Tran says:
December 1, 2006
I am so very very sorry to hear this news. It’s a horrible shock . Sherise and I were childhood friends in Illinois we lived on the same street and rode the kindergarten bus together, I was Beth Boyd back then. She came back to visit us once or twice after her family moved and she and I stayed in touch by phone and letters throughout gradeschool. Some time along the way we lost touch, and I was always sorry for that. I’ve searched online off and on through the years to see if I could find her and catch-up. This is the first time I’ve succeeded in finding any information. I feel as though I’ve found her and lost her all in one moment.
Sherise was a wonderful friend, even at such a young age. She had a true lust for life and sense of joy in the world. She was loyal and kind and adventurous and I truly wish we’d been able to stay close by and remain friends for much longer. It’s obvious the impression she made upon me since I remember her so vividly to this day from a time when we were so young. I remember ballet classes together in Mrs. Johnston’s garage studio and times in Sherise’s backyard in her impressive 4 foot swimming pool and riding our bicycles and taking off the training wheels and her showing off the tricks she’d learned in her park district baton classes. I remember endless imaginative adventures and lots of Legos in her room and watching out because Nicole was likely to bite.: I remember Sherise being brave and enthusiastic about the adventures of school, and getting ourselves in trouble in the first grade when we snuck into the girls’ room at recess and swung on the bathroom doors one of two times I was EVER in trouble in school:.
I’m very proud to see how Sherise has obviously thrived in her life and that so many people have been touched by her spirit. A literature professor…I’m a novelist and a wife and mother now myself, so I know we would have still gotten on as well as ever if we’d been able to stay in touch.
My deepest condolensces to Judy and Roger and Nicole and Ryan, and to Sherise’s new family I never got to know.
Love,
Beth