My heart breaks today when I had posted on your FB page a Happy Birthday Blessing Not knowing that my friend I had meet around the year of her 1st working with Dr Snow in the Spyglass building on the 2nd floor I work on the 3rd floor where the time clock ⏰ was so I had the opportunity to see Cheryls shining face each and every morning it made my day and then to see her every evening. More importantly I was specially asked to attend Cheryl and Ron’s vows setting in attendance along side Dr Snow who I think cared a great deal for Cheryl They worked so beautiful ☺️ together A perfect fit! After Cheryl move on from the office something changed I didn’t have my girl to come talk to I missed her very much And on this day that I finally got word from a wonderful person Had the thought to inform me My heart breaks 💔 that I was not there one last time RIP my beautiful one U are true one of Gods chosen Love ❤️ always Rachel Fiveash 💕🌈☃️🌺👒🥰😇😂

I was a youth at Faith Fellowship  and grew up there. Cheryl was beyond a blessing in my life. She always encouraged me to grow into a good, Godly member of society. "The world is your oyster" is something she told me as I slowly came to adulthood. Miss you Cheryl. I'm looking foward to seeing you in Heaven. 

Cheryl quickly became a very close friend after first meeting her at Health First Rehabilitation.  Cheryl taught us all how to live and she has left us with many life lessons.  She understood what was important in life and was a champion for the underserved and hurting. She taught us the power of faith and attitude, which amazed her medical team, as she turned a 5 month prognosis to 10 years. Her wisdom reminded us that God is in control and that we will return to Him in His timing. While we are living, we are to be positive, hopeful, and share our gifts with each other. 
Although Cheryl's mission on earth has been completed, her legacy will remain and live on through all of the lives that she has touched. 
The morning of September 11, 2020, before I had learned about Cheryl's passing and as I was preparing to go to work, I gazed up at the angel that Cheryl had given me and 2 Timothy 4: 7-8 came to mind: "I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. Now there is in store for me the crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous Judge will award to me on that day-and not only to me, but also to all who have longed for his appearing."  
Cheryl finished the race gloriously well and is now glowing in her crown of righteousness. I will miss my very special friend and look forward to seeing her again at the end of my race. 

I knew Cheryl more through other ladies at Faith Fellowship. They held her in high esteem.  Through their words I quickly learned this woman had a legacy that would continue to minister forever.  A couple of years ago (maybe more), I walked in church early before service had started.  I sat down by Cheryl for the purpose of telling her I was praying for her.  I didn't know if she knew who I was.  She looked at me and smiled and called me by name.  It may be a little thing, but it caught me by surprise and meant a lot.  To this day, when I'm sharing a  lesson about how God knows everything about us and knows our name, I share that simple little story. "The Lady who I didn't think knew me at all, smiled and called me by name" 
Rest in Peace!
Nancy

I met Cheryl in 2009 at Viera Outpatient Therapy. My first day on the job was St. Patrick’s Day; I later found out it was also Cheryl’s birthday. She showed me around the office and when I got back to the front desk there was a coffee mug with candy and a shamrock! Cheryl was a giver! It was her birthday, and she was giving gifts to others including me, a new hire, she thought enough to give me one too. Cheryl and I immediately became friends. Soon after her and Ron started coming to Faith Fellowship Church. She was a kindred spirit. She had a magnetic personality, and oh… how I loved that laugh of hers! It was a blessing to work with Cheryl. I know we all have our beautiful Cheryl stories, and I am grateful for all the time I spent with her. I will treasure the memories of our friendship forever. I feel at peace knowing that Cheryl was a child of God and is with our Lord now. She she walked in faith and someday we shall all see her again. 
I love you Cheryl 💜
Love in Christ,
Autumn

Cheryl and I met in Chicago  and became instant friends...me being an Austrakian i learnt so much drom Cheryl about USA. Chertl has an inner strength of fighting in what she believes in....no matter what she is going through she felt that there are those who are going through rougher times than her. I admire the great strength she has, the fight she went through and the smile that radiants each time of suffering. We talk on the phone often and laugh at all the memories we have of each other ....she was my mentor my angel and my strength, i will miss her dearly...but know that i will see her again.
Love always,
Irene

Cheryl and i spend lots of good rimes in chicago...most of the time were talking about how we will keep in touvh no matter where in the world we are resing. Being a ayssie lining in australia we did that and kept in touch through phone and nessenger. Cheryl nicname is koala and mine is boomer. We have a special bond and both of us have cancer, cheryl was my strength, my mentor and myangel. She has guided me through so much gave me the courage to be strong.. my days have been better through tge wisdom the faith she has in hekping me in getting on with life... she will be missed dearly.

My dear Cheryl, amazing warrior, the strongest woman I know.  My dearest friend for 21 years, we’ve shared so many laughs and tears.  Rest In Peace til Jesus comes back.  

Cheryl  and I worked at HRMC admissions area together and she was always a light to all of us.  As time for me to retire came nearer I was saying "I want to be a Red Hat Lady"!  Cheryl also want to join but she wasn't old enough, she got her Pink Hat.   Later she did  get the Red Hat.  Those times were special to me and all the rese of those ladies.  Cheryl and I also organized lunches for a former leader of ours and her husband, Marie and John Koller.  
she was a very caring lady and I'm proud to call her a friend. 
Rest in Peace now Cheryl
Love ya
Judy Greene

It was Cheryl's diagnosis that struck up our friendship when she often visited the office where I worked.  She and I developed a bond that lasted many years. We shared similar interests...the love of Christmas, crafting and participating  in  Relay for Life .   We began attending the Junior Leagues Festival of Trees together for the last several years.  I always looked forward to a day with Cheryl.  We would enjoy the festival by choosing our favorite tree, figuring out how we could create what we saw,  talking to the vendors and then having a meal together.  I will miss my friend so much but,  look forward to seeing her again in heaven one day.  My heart is with Ronnie, the love of her life...thank you for caring for your wife and supporting her through this difficult illness.  Your love kept her fighting for so long.  I will be eternally grateful to have been Cheryl's friend.  

I consider it a true blessing the day that Cheryl and Ronnie walked into my life.  Both of them have been dear friends ever since.  Cheryl was such a bright light, full of strength and courage that unquestionably came from her relationship with Jesus.  I miss her, and look forward to a big hug on the other side.  

I knew Cheryl through her husband Ron performing. She was a wonderful woman who enjoyed life. My Girl and I were lucky enough to share a wonderful meal with her at a mutual friend's house back in March. She had a great sense of humor and still a good appetite at that time.  I hope to see her again one day.

Cheryl was such a fighter.  She suffered so long and I was always amazed at how she just kept fighting.  She was determined to not let cancer defeat her.  I know she will be missed by so many.  I know my Grandson, Cam, really loved his Aunt Cheryl.  May God give you all strength.
Love, 
Louise

We were so sorry to hear of the passing of Cheryl.  She fought the hard fight.  It was a pleasure knowing her all of these years.  And we know that she was a great Aunt to our nephew, Camyron.  We are so sorry that you lost your sister, wife, and Aunt.  God bless and may God give you all strength.  We're sure she is working with the angels to make all things good.  She was a very charitable lady.
Love,
Deb and Todd.

Cheryl was an amazing human being and a delightful sister. She loved putting her creativity to good use for others, and got such joy out of giving. I will miss our long distance laughs.

I have been blessed to have had Cheryl as a friend.  Cheryl was a beautiful person with a loving heart and such strong faith. She was funny, witty and upbeat despite her physical struggles. Cheryl was a warrior in her fight against her insidious illness and reflected Light to those around her. I will miss her terribly, but I can smile whenever I picture her joy as she dances with Jesus.  

We have had the honor of knowing this amazing lady for the past 30(+) years.  She has been such an inspiration to us in her fight against cancer.  We know that God has finally welcomed her home - no more pain or suffering.   Our thoughts and prayers are now with Ronnie as he travels this most difficult road without her.  She will truly be missed.  

Love, 
Joyce, Elli and Denise

Cheryl was not only a fierce cancer warrior but a warm beautiful light of strength, care and determination.  She and Ronnie were a perfect team, and we pray strength and peace to be poured out on Ronnie at this time.  We are blessed to have known her and look forward to a grand reunion one day!


I was blessed to have worked with  Cheryl back in the 90s  at the  front desk of the Best Western  Hotel in Ocean Shores Wa.  I was sitting next to her the night she  first laid eyes on her  futhure  husband Ronnie and  I will never forget how her face lit up . We shared many laughs throughout the years  . I Will forever miss you my Bff. 💕

I worked with Cheryl at Health First many years ago when she was in pre-registration at the business office. She was always a sweet caring person and I know God has a new angel up there with him 💛

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Cheryl R. Wahl

17 marzo, 1959 – 11 septiembre, 2020

Fountainhead Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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