Cheryl McAfee

It seems like only yesterday, but so much has changed. Miss you still.

I didn't know Cheryl McAfee, but I remember her column for the Town of Mercer in the Somerset Gazette. She took over the column after her grandmother, Annie Bridges, passed away.

John and Tiffany and Margret I am so sorry for the loss of your wife,mother and daughter.
Living in Solon just down the road from the Dellarma household I spent many countless hours hanging out with the family and you always made me feel ilke I was part of your family.
I remember that when Tom and I got out of hand
You would straighten us out and no short order.
My heartfelt condolences go out to the whole Dellarma family.

John
So sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time.

So sorry to read of your loss. May God give you all the strength to get through this difficult time and may your wonderful memories of her be a comfort to you.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

I have known you a very long time. We caught up on Facebook. And we talked about our aches and the pain that we had. I felt that there was someone out there like me. We talked about our families and we are so proud of them. You loved each and everyone of the kids just like if they were your our. I love you Cheryl...I will see you again one day so save me a place at the table! Oh how I miss all the recipes...

I haven't the words... my big sister Cheryl we've learned from you , we'll miss you and Love YOU. One of the worlds best big sisters . I know your not in pain anymore and I believe your in Gods hands so till we meet again love brother Terry.