Sherry D. Jackson (born on February 15th 1942) is an American former actress who has retired and a child star.In 1950, young Sherry began to make friends with actor Steve Cochran when she was working together on The Lion and the Horse. Sherry was introduced to Montgomery Pittman by Steve, an author. The romance blossomed and Pittman married Maurita in Torrance, California on June 4, 1952. Sherry was the flower girl, while Gary, his younger brother, was the wedding ring bearer. Cochran was Pittman's best friend. Cochran appointed Pittman in the year 1955 to compose Come Next Spring, his first film Cochran produced. Sherry was the character Cochran's daughter who was mute Annie Ballot, a role Pittman wrote specifically for his step-daughter.During the period of her appearance in many of the Ma and Pa Kettle films in the 1950s as Susie Kettle, one of the many children of the couple, Jackson also appeared in The Breaking Point, which featured John Garfield in his penultimate film role.
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