Sherri Gramlich’s Story

Sherri Gramlich Story

Sherri Gramlich is a decorated Army Veteran. She served at the 7 th Infantry Division under LTC
Joseph Andronaco as the Division Surgeon and then at the Division Headquarters working for
MG William Harrison and COL Byrd. Sherri was instrumental in the formulation of the “Hip
Pocket Medical Guide” that was utilized by the field medics in assessing injuries and illnesses.

While serving at Fort Ord CA she received the Good Conduct Medal, Two Army Achievement
Medals and a Army Commendation Medal. When Sherri’s service came to an end, she chose to
continue serving in the reserves until the birth of her twins forced her to become a full time
mom.

Sherri has fond memories of her time in service and now advocates for her brothers and sisters
in arms serving as the Chaplain of the American Legion Post 426. She is a full time Realtor and
Associate Broker, but in her spare time she visits ill members of the Legion, she assists with
funerals and often gets the nod to deliver an invocation at a variety of events.

Sherri also volunteers and assists with fundraising efforts for Downriver for Veterans and for
Victory Gym. Her passion comes from having served, and her family members service as well.
Both her daughter, Lindsey, and Son in-law, Ben, have served in the Navy. Her brother Rob
Lakomy served 28 years in the Army and her brother Donald Cline served in the Navy. Two
grandchildren are currently Marines. Her Grandfathers also served; one in the Merchant
Marines and the other in the Army.

As a full time realtor, Sherri is assisting veterans in buying and selling their homes and donates
10% of her commissions to a Veteran charity of her clients choosing as a way to honor her
clients for their service.