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Cheryl Totten Obituary
May 21, 1965 – July 11, 2025
Cheryl Totten, 60, of Xenia, Ohio, passed away on July 11, 2025. Cheryl was a kind, selfless woman who loved deeply and always put others first. She was preceded in death by her son, Justin Lairmore, and her parents, Thomas and Janet Miller. She survived by her children: Mindy (Justin) Duncan, Lee Gaines, and Justin Hall; Grandchildren: Hunter, Connor, and Ryder; Siblings: Shirley McCall, Sharon Lemon, DD Copeland, Nancy Estes, Jimmy Miller, and Tom Lairmore Jr. She also leaves behind her partner and best friend, Rene Hall; Brenda Hall, who was like a second mother; her long time friend Lisa Hall; a lot of nieces, nephews, and friends she considered family. Cheryl had a joyful spirit, adored Mickey Mouse, loved caring for others, and made the best chocolate milkshakes and living with her sister Shirley. Per her wishes, she donated her body to science. She did not want a funeral. Cheryl will be deeply missed and forever remembered for her warmth, love, and generous heart. Now it's her time to rest. We will always love you!
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Mindy Duncan
July 15, 2025
My mom and I had a bond that was uniquely ours. Over time, we found our way to a place of love and peace, and I´ll always be thankful for that. We share real conversations, and remind each other how much we cared. I will miss her deeply and carry her love with me always.
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Justin
July 15, 2025
You taught me what unconditional love was momma had the biggest heart I ever met I´m gonna miss you
DD Copeland
July 15, 2025
I gave you a bracelet, it was our second time meeting . It was a sentimental moment I'll never forget. We cried and we gave big hugs, we had the best week gathering with family at the lake. Laughing and just catching up with lost time. I'll never forget you sis, love you little sis DD.
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