Sherryn Anne Frigon ( Foster) , 78, of Salina, Kansas, passed away August 16, 2020, at her home in Salina.  Loving daughter to Thelma and Jim Foster.  Sister to Linda Colby, of Tennessee and James Foster of Detroit, Mother to Terry Kettle of Casper, Lisa Skaar of Williston, James Bowden of Williston and so many more she called her kids.

Grandmother to Stephanie Huntsman of Williston, Anthony Paulley of Los Angeles, Amanda Manning of Williston, and Brittany Woods of Casper.

Great Grandmother to Molly Huntsman of Texas, AJ Coughlin of Casper, Jaxson Grannis of Williston, and Gemma Yadon of Williston.

She had a special love for her great uncle Jimmy and great aunt Dorothy Dell, as they were like her second set of parents.  She loved and adored all her cousins, nieces, and nephews.

Sherryn had a lot of kids that she was proud to call her children and grandchildren.

No matter what your problem was she was always there for you and to help you.  Just be ready for her to give it to you straight and tell you like it was.  Her answers were always fair, honest, and helped you through life.

One of her favorite things was when she owned the Durbin Street Inn Bed and Breakfast of Casper, Wyoming from 1990 until 1999 with her husband Don.  She enjoyed cooking, baking, and meeting new people from all over the U.S. and from other parts of the world.

She loved to help anyone who needed it! No matter how big or small it was.  She had so many hobbies including gardening, cooking, sewing, and canning.  We always seemed to have a lot of preserves and handmade clothes.

Sherryn never just sat around, she always had something to keep her busy.  Even when she would watch T.V. she was sewing or crocheting on something.

Sherryn was full of love and life!  She will be more than missed by many, but she will forever be in the hearts of those who she touched.

Cremation has taken place.  A celebration of life is pending and will be announced at a later date.

In lieu of flowers, at her request, please donate to your local Veteran organization in her honor.