Michele “Shelly” Sher, June 23, 2026.

Wife of Ronnie Sher; Dear Mother and Mother-in-law of Coby Sher (Anna Spitz) and Anna Sher (Chris Lubniewski); Grandmother of Maya and Yael Lubniewski; Sister and Sister-in-law of Phil Blumenfeld (Joyce), Gregg Blumenfeld (Dee Hacker) and the late Amy Blumenfeld; Daughter of the late Marvin and Alma Blumenfeld; Sister-in-law of Barrie Sher (Karen) and Susan Csengody (Tom); Aunt, Cousin and friend to many.

Michele (Shelly) Ann (Blumenfeld) Sher of Olivette, Missouri, was a proud mother, music lover and graduate of Washington University and Missouri Baptist School of Nursing. Shelly’s nursing career was devoted primarily to nephrology, where she worked as a dialysis nurse at Chromalloy Kidney Center at Washington University School of Medicine.

After her nursing career, Shelly’s children and grandchildren were her greatest joys.

Among her many talents were sewing, making beaded jewelry, singing, and cooking. She learned to sew as a teenager and went on to design clothing and purses. Shelly created unique and intricate beaded designs that combined both beauty and function.

 While studying at Washington University, she discovered her singing voice and later worked with a professional voice coach for many years. Shelly enjoyed sharing her love of opera with her children and frequently took them to productions by Opera Theatre St. Louis.

Her affection for animals began early in life. Over time, Shelly provided a loving home to numerous cats and dogs. Throughout her adult life, she found strength through her devotion to and study of Judaism.

Shelly was a dedicated football fan who never missed a game played by her favorite teams. She also enjoyed watching old black & white movies and classic cartoons.

During six years of difficult treatments for an unexpected illness, Shelly demonstrated remarkable determination and resilience that inspired her family and the many patients she encountered at Siteman Cancer Center.

Graveside Service Thursday, June 25, 12 Noon at B’nai Amoona Cemetery. 930 North and South Rd. University City, MO 63130. Memorial contributions preferred to Harvey Kornblum Jewish Food Pantry.

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