Cheryl Jo Parker

Dear John, Gail and Christine, I was sorry to hear of Cheryl's death. My father and mother, Patrick and Sylvia Neering, were friends of your parents. I first met Cheryl in about 1982 when Scott Pope came to Detroit and took Cheryl and I to dinner at Charlie's Crab in Troy. I was attending WSU law school at the time and over the years I would run into Cheryl at law events. I had lost touch and didn't realize she was sick. She was a lovely person and will be missed.

Dear Gail and Christine,
I was so sorry to learn of the death of your sister Cheryl and extend my deepest sympathy to you and your family. I remember so well the three of you "girls" when I was working for your dad. I cherish those wonderful memories.
May God's love bring you peace and comfort in this time of pain and loss.
With sympathy and love,
Martha Helmreich
Swartz Creek, MI

I will miss her sense of humor! Susanne

Chris & Gail, Please accept my condolences in your loss. I wish I could be there Friday,to speak with you in person, but will be working at the hospital. The Baker family was dear to my mother, Helen Clements, & her family ( Glaza), for many years. I thought highly of your parents & even a big boxer, named Toby(?) who used to visit our house regularly. Kathy (Clements) Swaffield

Cheryl famly I am so sorry for Your grate loss words can hardly say whut you are going thrue .All of You are in our thoughts and prayers You have milions of memories to rember .Cheryl and I wer in kinderten all the way to 12 grade at Central High