Sherrie Aaron is a retired Army veteran, community advocate, entrepreneur, and proud servant leader committed to fighting for the residents of District 3.

 

Sherrie’s story is not one of privilege. Her mother passed away when she was just one year old, and she was raised by her grandmother in poverty with limited resources. Those early life experiences shaped her resilience, her work ethic, and her deep understanding of the struggles many families still face today.

 

Through hard work and determination, Sherrie served her country honorably in the United States Army, where she learned discipline, leadership, and the true meaning of service.

 

After her military service, she continued serving her community. She became a licensed Realtor in Georgia and Alabama, helping families achieve homeownership and build generational wealth. She also founded Sybil’s House, a group home created in honor of her late mother, providing a safe and supportive environment for young women.

 

For years, Sherrie has been on the front lines of community service, mentoring youth, supporting small businesses, and advocating for safer, stronger neighborhoods.

 

She is not running for City Council for a title. She is running to serve.

 

Because District 3 deserves leadership that listens, leadership that shows up, and leadership that delivers results.