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1953
DIED
2021
Cheryl Weigum-Vitale Obituary
Her hobbies included Disneyland visits, sewing, calligraphy art, and numerous family related activities. In her later years she enjoyed a cup of tea and reading the Lodi News-Sentinel cover to cover.
She was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Emil Weigum; her father, John Vitale, Sr.; mother, Jackie Vitale; sister-in-law, Vicki Vitale; and nephew, Jason Vitale. Cheryl is survived by a large loving family that includes her son, Wayne Andrew Scott Vitale; two brothers, Philip Vitale, Sr.(Mary) and John Vitale, Jr. (Maureen) of Lodi; nephews, Jeff Vitale of Redway, Nick Vitale and Jackie Weigum all of Lodi and Philip Vitale, Jr., of San Francisco; her aunt, Theresa Bromme of Galt; as well as numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, in-laws and friends.
Cheryl will be truly missed and forever loved by her family and friends.
There is no visitation, and committal will be private. A Celebration of Life will be held this spring 2022 so as to safely allow all family members to attend.
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Arlene Fink Baker
December 28, 2021
Phil and John,
I just seen that you lost Cheryl. I am so sorry. So many memories of when we were kids. My sincere condolences to you and your families. I will let Roger and Duane know.
Jim Pruss
December 28, 2021
John and Phil,
So sorry for the loss of your sis. I'm sure she is waiting for you.
Your friend,
Jim
Sally Spinelli Coleman
December 28, 2021
We are so sorry for your lose take care and god bless.
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