Cherri E. Uber

My cousin Cherri died earlier this week. She and her husband Chuck were very kind to my daughter and me when we moved to Colorado back in 1983. Cherri worked harder than almost anyone I know. She was a nurse and had a great zest for life. She drove big motorcycles with confidence and had a wonderful sense of humor. She had a big heart and folks were always welcome to visit her. Even though its been a long time since Ive seen her, my daughter cried when I told her that Cherri had died because she loved her. Rest In Peace, Cherri. Im glad youre not in pain anymore. I am so sorry, Chuck. You are one of the best people Ive ever met.

Chuck, I am sorry you lost the love of your life. I know you two had some great times and years together. Cherri was a fun and fun loving soul. Talking to your mom, it sounds like she made her peace with our loving God and has now gone to him. Her terrible suffering is now over and she has gone to a place of love and light and delight in
god's presence.

Chuck
I'm so sorry to hear of Cherri's passing - I so enjoyed having you both as neighbors on Suffolk St. in Fort Collins and especially remember Cherri's wonderful laugh. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Marilyn MacIntyre