Cheryl was a dear friend with whom I enjoyed many years of fun times.   She always made decisions with deep consideration of what other people wanted to do.  I miss our time together with happy discussion and much laughter.

Nancy

My favorite memories of Cheryl were going to Christmas breakfast with both of our families when I was a young child.  As I got older, I truly enjoyed going over to her house and sharing a meal with her family.  Cheryl was such a good friend to my mom and was one of the best women I have known.  I cherished a few conversations just the two of us had and won’t forget them. Her gift to me for my wedding was my beautiful wedding cake. She went above and beyond with her generosity many times. I will never forget the memory of her and my moms laughter. She will remain in my heart. 

This message comes with great sadness and deepest compassion to all of Cheryl's family for her loss.

Shortly after meeting in a Sunday school class, our friendship grew rapidly with frequent walks, lunches and movies.  Cheryl had a special talent for friendship as she would always ask you about yourself and listen to hear the answer.  She started every decision by asking, "What would you like?" Cheryl had a special talent to make others feel good about themselves.

She frequently expressed her deep love, affection and commitment to all family members and treasured her time caring for Tristan and Declan.  She always described them with joy as they were so happy.

Our time together was always relaxing and memorable as Cheryl had a wonderful sense of humor which engaged us in hours of laughter.

Cheryl's friendship was a blessing for which I am most thankful and will always treasure.

May her family find comfort in the memories of her love for them.


Dear Michael and Agnes,
i always enjoyed my time spent with Cheryl.  She always expressed her deep love for you two and the boys.  You were a blessing to her.  We are thankful she had a peaceful transition.
With love to your family,
Sue 

I have had the pleasure of knowing Cheryl since I moved two houses down from Agnes and Michael back in 2016. What stands out as my dearest memory of her may have been just an ordinary day, but displayed the deep love she had for her family and grandchildren. My family was all having dinner with the Reynold’s, and I remember she picked up toddler Declan and just squeezed him so tightly and closed her eyes. I will never forget the absolute look of love and joy on her face as she held her grandson. What a gift she was to us all, and to her family that she loved so much. Reynolds family, you are all in our prayers during this difficult time. 

Cheryl was such a blessing to have in our lives. I have two favorite memories though enjoyed her company so many times. Two summers ago, she, Agnes and the boys came over so the boys could play on the slip 'n slide with Annabelle and Shep. She was so patient with all the kids and had so much fun watching them and I remember thinking I have a lot to learn from her as my attitude was definitely not so patient or kind. 

My second favorite memory was from this past spring when Declan had just had surgery. She was so worried about him and I had the privilege to show her a video he made saying he was doing well and he was even up walking. The emotion on her face was so priceless. 

She loved her family so passionately and Declan and Tristan were her world. I feel so honored to have known Cheryl and her enjoyed her kindness. All of my thoughts and prayers are with Michael, Agnes, Tristan and Declan during this difficult time.

Michael & Agnes, we are so very sorry to hear about Cheryl's passing.  As you know, we only met Cheryl very recently when we moved here to Williamsburg, and she was a very sweet & welcoming lady.  I enjoyed the short time I spent that evening at your home, chatting at the dinner table.
Our thoughts are with you both and the boys.
Love, Jane & Mark

Cheryl always greeted everyone with her big beautiful smile in our Sunday Adult Bible study class. She always shared a laugh or a kind word. We missed her. So sorry for your loss.

Cheryl was in my class; we graduated from Iroquois Area High School, Erie, PA, in 1967. Her sister, Karen, married my brother, Gary.  Our connection continues through our nephews and their families.  I remember her as someone who was always kind, friendly and had a great smile.  My thoughts are with her family. Sending my love, Bob

Cheryl was always such a great neighbor who cared about and did a lot for other people to make their lives happier and better.  God has a great new angel in the choir!  

OBITUARY

Cheryl Saleman Reynolds

26 April, 1949 – 13 November, 2021

Nelsen Williamsburg

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