Loral Jean Pigg, age 57, of Selmer, Tennessee, passed away peacefully on April 10, 2026, leaving her family and friends with cherished memories of a woman whose love, strength, and kindness shaped every part of her life. Born on December 15, 1968, in Dyer, Indiana, she was the daughter of the late Norman Lynn Sherck and Beth Marie Champion Chutls. Though her passing brings deep sorrow, her legacy continues to shine brightly in the hearts of those who knew and loved her.
Loral dedicated many years of her life to her work in quality control at United Stainless, where she was admired for her strong work ethic, meticulous attention to detail, and unwavering commitment to excellence. She took great pride in her role and built meaningful relationships with her coworkers, who respected her professionalism and appreciated the warmth she brought into the workplace. Her dedication reflected not only her skill, but also her belief in doing every task with integrity.
Family was the center of Loral’s world, and she poured her heart into every relationship she held dear. As a devoted mother, grandmother, sister, and friend, she found her greatest joy in the moments spent with those she loved. Whether celebrating milestones, sharing laughter, or offering comfort during difficult times, she was a steady and loving presence. Her kindness, patience, and unwavering support created a foundation of love that her family will forever treasure.
She is lovingly remembered by her daughters, Meghan Pigg (Tyler) and Danielle Pigg (Jacob), who carry forward her strength and compassion; her sister, Sherri Sherck; her brothers, Mark Sherck (Kevin) and Aaron Sherck (Susan); and her beloved grandchildren—Jordyn, Bryleigh, Layken, and Kenner—who brought immeasurable joy to her life. Each of them holds memories of her gentle spirit, her laughter, and the deep love she shared so freely.
Loral was preceded in death by her parents, Norman Lynn Sherck and Beth Marie Champion Chutls, whose memories she honored throughout her life. Though she is no longer physically present, the love she gave, the lessons she taught, and the warmth she brought into the world remain alive in the hearts of those who were blessed to know her.