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Jul. 18, 1948 – Sept. 7, 2026 Sherrie L. Gnora, 78, passed away peacefully Sept. 7, 2026. She was born July 18, 1948, to Vernal and Arlene Jackson, the second of five children, and grew up in Lyman, Utah. Sherrie later moved to Salt Lake City, where she worked at the Church Office Building. She also worked for 20 years …

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