08/21/2026
When Sherri started at Hudgins in 1999, her youngest daughter had just started first grade.
Some mornings, she’d come into the office with Sherri and crawl under her desk to color. Her retired dad would pick her up when school opened, take her to school, then bring her back to Hudgins for the last hour of the day.
Sherri still has the little notes she typed on the old typewriter in her office.
That little girl is now 33, with three children of her own. And Sherri has been at Hudgins through three children, six grandchildren, and countless other milestones. She even recently found photos from the bridal shower her Hudgins colleagues threw for her in the year she started.
When we talk about Hudgins offering a sense of belonging, this is what it can look like. 25 years of work, life and a whole lot of memories.