Sher Zieve has Passed Away

by Sharon Rondeau, h/t chuckolb

(May 20, 2024) — 8:39 p.m. EDT – The Post & Email has just learned that journalist, author and longtime acquaintance Sherie (Sher) Zieve passed away on April 9, 2024. She was 79.

Zieve’s last column here was published in 2021.

On April 18, TruthExpress Radio hosted a show focusing on Zieve’s life, writings and her book, “My Astounding Journey Home: The Gift.” Her last interview on the platform appears to have been recorded on March 21 of this year.

The Post & Email interviewed Zieve about the book on June 30, 2018, ten days after its publication.

At the time Zieve told us she “really did not want to write” the book but that her “King nudged” her to do so. In it she described an out-of-body experience when she was 17 revealing “Home,” or heaven, where “the physical universe didn’t exist” and one could feel “total joy.”

Premonitions she experienced earlier in her life allowed her to rescue her sister and first husband, John, at different times, she told us.

Zieve had been a widow since 1989 when her second husband Richard passed away.

“Our world is, currently, in the process of being taken over by those who would rule us in an all-encompassing tyrannical one-world governance environment and via any means necessary,” she wrote in the book’s prologue. “As citizens of European and North American countries are being replaced by migrants (aka illegal immigrants), civilization as a whole seems on the brink of utter dissolution. Attempts to replace God with heresy and hedonism are now a daily practice from the Luciferian elements of societies. The truth seems to be moving further and further away… leaving all too many with no stable environment and no sense of any deep and abiding love.”


Comments

2 responses to “Sher Zieve has Passed Away”

  1. James Carter

    Rest forever more in the blissful peace of the afterlife.

  2. Roving Reporter

    We’ll miss her; she was one of the “good ones.”