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Cherie A. Yadao

Washington, District of Columbia

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YADAO CHERIE AMOR YADAO Of Arlington, VA died on Saturday, August 29, 2009 at INOVA Mt. Vernon Hospital. Daughter of Alex Yadao, MD and Nilda Yadao, MD; sister of Albert Yadao and his wife, Ryoko, Glynn Yadao and Melissa Yadao, MD and her husband, Gregory Salomone; aunt of Ayano Yadao and Joshua...

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I am shocked and deeply saddened by the news of Cherie's passing. Although it has been sometime since I've seen her, I was always happy to be around her as she was such a bright and brilliant light in the lives of so many.

My heart, thoughts and prayers go out to the Yadao family and to all of those whom she touched.

Rest in Peace Cherie.

What a loss! I got to know Cherie during my 7 months of rehabilitation following shoulder surgery nearly three years ago. Not only was she immensely talented as a physical therapist, she was kind and funny. Although the physical therapy sessions were often painful, Cherie made it bearable because of her warmth, energy, and knowledge. We always had fun chatting during our sessions. I don’t know how I could have made it through the recovery without her. My thoughts and prayers are with all...

Al, I am deeply saddened to hear the news of your loss. I was thinking of your family just the other day....My enduring memory of Cherie was of a little girl with a huge smile running around the basement of your house while I was visiting. Your family has been a blessing to the Baker Boys I wish you all the best.

Although it's already been a month, I am still finding myself thinking about the light we have lost. As her PT school classmate I am honored to have known her for the short time I did. And it is her spirit and vibrant personality I will always remember. Let us all find comfort not only in our love for each other, but also in her love for us.

Wow, I am speechless...
I only knew Cherie for a short time, but she was a magnetic person with a glowing smile and infectious love for life .... I will miss her dearly even though we only spent our time in PT school together.... I feel her loss as if it was just yesterday.
Good bye Cherie, may God's loving arms hold you tight as you look upon us all recalling warm thoughts of your time here with us.... your pain is gone and we give thanks knowing that you are a beacon showing us...

I was so sad to hear of Cherie's passing. I have not seen Cherie since High School and I did not know her well, but the first thing I thought of was her SMILE!!! My heart goes out to all of her friends and family.

Karen Smith Plant

Dear Melissa,
I am very sad to learn of the loss of your sister. I can not fathom your grief. My heart and prayers and thoughts are with you and your family.
Tanja Baybrook

Yadao Family, I am so sorry for your loss. I am so saddened by this terrible news. Although, it has been years since I have seen any of my old friends, I think of you often and have many fond memories of growing up with your warm and caring family. It saddens me to think that you have lost your baby girl and wonderful little sister. I hope you all are doing OK and hanging in there in this most difficult time. Your old friend, Grant Baker

I'm so sorry for your loss. I didn't know Cherie well, however from what I did know, she was an extraordinary person and will be missed.