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"Our dear brother, Aylmer Sherrard, was called home on Aug. 24th, at For the early age past number of 48. He years he was saved a faithful elder and correspondent in 1942 during meetings conducted in his own home by the late Mrassembly. J. Stewart Respected and Mr. T. Wallace. Shortly afterwards he was received into the Limavady assemblyloved by all who knew him, but when the family moved to Coleraine in 1944 he gathered with had the saints there rare combination of tenderness and was fidelity in happy fellowship until his homecallcharacter. Prayer is requested for his widow and three children, as well as for the assembly at Coleraine, all of which have suffered a great loss at this time.
For the past number of years he The large funeral was a faithful elder shared by brethren Norman Turkington, Eddy Fairfield, and correspondent Samuel McBride in the assemblyhome. Respected and loved by all who knew himJohn Hawthorne, Albert McShane, he had the rare combination of tenderness and fidelity James Martin (his brother-in his character. Prayer is requested for his widow and three children, as well as for -law) took the assembly service at Coleraine, all of which have suffered a great loss at this timethe grave. "
The large funeral was shared by brethren Norman Turkington, Eddy Fairfield, and Samuel McBride in the home. John Hawthorne, Albert McShane, and James Martin ==Sources==* Truth & Tidings (his brother-in-law1976 April & Oct) took the service at the grave.
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William Aylmer Sherrard, referred to as Aylmer, was the son of [[Robert Andrew Sherrard]] and [[Elizabeth Anne Houghton Sherrard]].
==April 1976==
Truth & Tidings (1976 April), Aylmer reported, "Coleraine: We had very large meetings with brethren Ramsay and Hull (Canada). Four professed and the meetings lasted for seven weeks. Those who professed are going on."
==Aug 1976==
Truth & Tidings (1976 Oct) includes the following on his life:
"Our dear brother, Aylmer Sherrard, was called home on Aug. 24th, at the early age of 48. He was saved in 1942 during meetings conducted in his own home by the late Mr. J. Stewart and Mr. T. Wallace. Shortly afterwards he was received into the Limavady assembly, but when the family moved to Coleraine in 1944 he gathered with the saints there and was in happy fellowship until his homecall.