Friday, September 9, 2022
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I miss Cheryl so much. She was such a amazing person, she was giving and caring and loving.
Cheryl knew how to live in the moment and enjoy every second of it. To try and say how much she ment is hard. But she was loved by everyone around her, and she loved many back. She was a staple to her community and kind to all.
She truly had a big heart. She was recognized by Governor Polis for the 101 blankets she made, and invited to the Governors mansion to celebrate her lovely gift to Denver health.
She was a passionate animal lover and loved her cats most of all!
To say she will be missed is a understatement.
Her family and friends miss her so much it is truly devastating. We all have so many "Cheryl stories" it's hard to pick a single memory.
Like when she got her hair braided in to two pick tails at the Ren fest. And then went the next day to take her new driver license picture with her hair sticking out like two sparklers on her head..
Cheryl, I miss you so much and I'll know your in heaven watching over all of us!
