Sheran Kay Vaughn

by Lynn McMillen
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Sheran Kay Vaughn (Belshe), aged 79, formerly of Cambridge, Maryland, peacefully passed away on Tuesday, February 13, 2024, after a courageous battle with Parkinson’s Disease.

Sheran’s journey began in New Mexico, where she spent her childhood. As a young married woman, she ventured to Hawaii for many years until her husband’s career led them to Maryland. She graduated from Artesia High School in New Mexico in 1962 and furthered her education by earning an associate degree and Para Legal Certificate in Maryland in 1988.

Writing was Sheran’s true passion in life. From crafting legal briefs as a paralegal to contributing a food column to a weekly newspaper, she demonstrated her versatile writing skills. Her writing endeavors included serving as a Feature Editor for her high school newspaper, contributing to school magazines, and supporting her community newspaper with articles and editorial guidance. In addition to these professional pursuits, Sheran dedicated time to writing poetry, short stories, and essays for her personal fulfillment.

Sheran’s talents extended beyond writing. For over forty years, she actively engaged with various philanthropic organizations, including Beta Sigma Phi, Junior Woman’s Club, Boy and Girl Scouts of America, PTA, Muscular Dystrophy, and Easter Seals. She held leadership positions as President or Board Member in several Writer’s Leagues and clubs, demonstrating her commitment to community service.

Sheran is preceded in death by her parents Marshall and Margaret Belshe, and her brother, Kenneth “Dugan” Belshe. She is survived by her son Michael Vaughn (Heather), daughter Melisa Ricks (Tod), brother Mark Belshe (Terri), and grandchildren Heather, James, Elisabeth, and Natalie. The family extends their gratitude to all those who provided care and support for Sheran. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to the Michael J. Fox Foundation. A private burial will be held in Petersburg, TN.

Higgins Funeral Home is honored to be serving the family of Sheran Kay Vaughn.

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