Sherry Taylor 6AM – 10AM

Sherry Taylor  6AM – 10AM

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Music, community and family! These are the qualities that attracted Sherry Taylor to Z95.1 more than 14 years ago! Her love of sharing those things with listeners is a big part of why she comes back each and every morning 6-10am! When she’s not at work you’ll find Sherry spending time with her kids and grandkids, reading a great book or working on a really bad DIY project at home!

Sherry loves to hear from you! Her desk is 434-220-2336 but she’s more likely in the studio at 434-220-2395 and email sherry@z951.com.

 

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