The community of St. Joseph, Missouri is mourning the unexpected loss of Sierra Dube, the talented founder and owner of Sierra Sharie’s Photography. Her passing has left a profound void in the hearts of family, friends, clients, and the countless lives she touched through both her creative work and her personal connections.
A Life Captured in Beautiful Moments
Sierra was far more than a photographer — she was a storyteller, memory-keeper, and beloved friend. Through her work at Sierra Sharie’s Photography, she captured life’s most precious milestones for families, couples, graduates, and community events. Her photographs were widely admired not only for their technical quality, but for the genuine emotion and heartfelt care she poured into every image.
Her personal warmth was evident in every session, every interaction, and every moment she shared with those around her. Mary-Kate Anderson, a friend and client, reflected on the loss, saying, “You could see and feel how loved she was and all the impact she has made in so many lives. She’s going to be greatly missed.”
A Cherished Part of the Community
Sierra’s photography business quickly became a cornerstone of St. Joseph’s creative community, known for its personal approach, artistic eye, and Sierra’s unmistakable spirit. She wasn’t just a business owner — she was a friend, mentor, and vibrant presence in the lives of those she worked with.
Since news of her passing, social media has overflowed with tributes, photographs, and stories, as people share the memories Sierra helped preserve and the lasting impressions she made. Her kindness, authenticity, and talent touched so many, and those memories now serve as a beautiful testament to her life.
Remembering Sierra Dube
As the community continues to grieve, plans are expected to be announced soon for a gathering or memorial event to honor Sierra’s life and legacy. She leaves behind not only a rich collection of photographs but also a community forever shaped by her creativity, warmth, and generous heart.
Sierra Dube will be remembered not just as a photographer, but as a beloved, vibrant soul and a cherished part of St. Joseph’s story.