Anthony Sherman

Anthony Sherman was a 27-year-old man from Baltimore whose life, like so many, was woven into the fabric of family, neighborhood, and everyday hopes. Public records and local listings identify him by name and note that he died on May 26, 2011 in the 1600 block of Ward Court in Baltimore. Beyond those public facts, there is little readily available in the public record about Anthony’s work, interests, or the circle of people who loved him.

Though published remembrances or a funeral-home obituary matching his name and exact date of death could not be located in the sources searched, the recognition of his death in local homicide listings confirms that Anthony was a person known to his city and whose passing was noticed by those who track community losses. When named in neighborhood records, Anthony is more than an entry: he represents a life lived in Baltimore, relationships that mattered, and the absence left behind for family and friends.

Because reliable, family-published details (such as a funeral-home notice or family-authorized obituary) could not be found, this remembrance intentionally respects the limits of the public record rather than inventing personal details. What can be said with care is this: Anthony Sherman was a person whose life touched others; his passing on May 26, 2011 is a date on which family and community members likely continue to remember him privately. This page honors his existence and the value of his life, acknowledging both the facts known publicly and the many things that remain private to those who knew him best.