Cheryl A. Simpson

I was the first one to welcome Cheryl to a new school at Mac Arthur grade school. She cried so hard that day and it was bitter cold out. I thought her eyes would freeze shut and told her that to make her laugh! We were friends from then on until graduation from Southwest when we lost track of each other.
She was a wonderful person and I wish I had known somehow that she passed away sooner. Condolences to her family and current friends. RIP Cheryl!

Missing a wonderful gal many years ago from Southwest High. She was in my homeroom and was a sure delight as well as a great disco dancer at the "Night Club." We loved her sense of humor. RIP.

May Cheryl's beautiful spirit live on in the memories of those whose lives she touched and, in turn, we pass on her goodness to others. Cheryl was special.

Very sorry for the loss of Cheryl. I worked with her for her last 5 years at St.Vincent Home Health. She was a great nurse ,calm and compassionate are the words I think of when I think of her. I knew she was battling cancer as I randomly ran into her around the hospital. She was a fighter and gave it all she had. I will miss her she was a special person. Rest easy my friend.

So surprised to hear of Cheryl´s passing. She was a wonderful nurse and friend I had the pleasure to work with at St. V´s Home Health Care. Her compassionate care she provided for her patients and the constant support and encouragement she gave us coworkers will always be remembered. Gone too soon, rest in peace, we will miss you

I only met dear Cheryl a couple years ago while knitting at the Attic. She kindly welcomed me to join her neighborhood knitting group and I invited her to the larger Green Bay wide group too. Cheryl´s gentle spirit blessed many of us. I am so sorry for her passing.

I´m so shocked to hear this. Cheryl was in our knitting group. We loved to see and visit with her. Such a beautiful sol. I´m so sorry for your loss.