Cheryl Anne McVea

Dear Stowe family, I have many fond memories of precious Cheryl. Having met her in Sunday School the first Sunday upon relocating to Birmingham in 1991, she welcomed me and immediately filled my heart and my life with incomparable love and affection. Her picture reminds me of how she was when I knew her, ever so sweet, beautiful, and easily adorable. Please accept my sincere condolences as we look forward to seeing her again in Heaven. Respectfully, Allan Schramm

Anne, Cindy and Susie, I am saddened to hear of sweet Cheryl's passing. My brother, John and I were stunned to read the news in the card you sent to mom. We both have such fond memories of all of us as children, when visiting our
grandparents on 38th Avenue in Inglenook. Please accept condolences on behalf of all the Wharton family. Sending you love and heartfelt sympathy.

So very sad to hear of Cheryl's death. She was always so kind and friendly to me at Woodlawn. What a beautiful soul. Wishing you all sweet memories as you endure these difficult days.

Cheryl Ann Stowe McVea was absolutely the sweetest, and most beautiful woman I ever had the privilege of knowing.

I first laid eyes on Cheryl on the first day of our second six-week period at McElwain Elementary School. Her beauty and personality charmed me from my first notice of her, and she has held a very special place in my heart ever since. Even until now.

All who knew Cheryl immediately noticed her rare inner and outer beauty. She had a magic about her.