In Honor of Deputy Daniel Weston Sherrer
In Loving Memory of Deputy Daniel Weston Sherrer
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Monday evening, when I learned of the tragic death of Deputy Daniel Weston Sherrer, my heart sank. Not only as a member of this community—but as a mother, and the mother of a law enforcement officer—I felt the weight of what our brave men and women face every single day to protect and serve us all.
Since hearing the news, I’ve carried a heaviness in my heart, searching for a way to help. How could I show Daniel’s family and friends that they’re not alone—that they have an entire community standing beside them? Several ideas came to mind, some of which I’m still working on with others who have also asked how they can help.
But today, as I stood and watched the powerful procession of law enforcement, first responders, and community members line the streets of Mt. Gilead, I knew I had to act - and I knew there was something I could do.
In Daniel’s honor, I have designed a memorial t-shirt, with all proceeds going directly to the Sherrer family. This is not a for-profit effort for North 134—this is simply our way of showing love and support to a family who has lost so much.
Please use this link to view the t-shirt and hoodie
🖤 Here’s how we’re helping:
Tees
– For every adult tee (sizes S–XL), we will donate $13
– For sizes XXL–XXXXL, we will donate $11
– For every youth tee (XS–XL), we will donate $6.50
Hoodies
– Sizes S–XL: $35 each with $13 donated
– Size 2X: $40 each with $11 donated
– Size 3X: $43 each with $11 donated
T-shirts and Sweatshirts can be shipped or picked up at our shop (beginning Saturday, May 31):
📍 North 134 (Inside The Edison Depot)
552 W High Street (St. Rt. 95)
Edison, OH 43320
We are honored to be able to support the Sherrer family in this small way, and we are thankful to all who choose to stand with them during this incredibly difficult time.
Deputy Daniel Weston Sherrer, your service and sacrifice will not be forgotten. May we honor your memory not just in words, but in action.
💙 With love, respect, and deepest sympathy,
Michelle
North 134