I know Cheryl struggled a lot with her health situation. I trained Cheryl for my job at Homestead prior to me leaving Homestead back in 2001. Was unaware she was so ill at this time. Sorry to hear of her passing. God bless you all in your time of sorrow.

Life is short. “It must quickly pass by, and away we fly,” perhaps in some 70 or 80 years. (Psalm 90:10) Humans come and go like green grass, like a passing shadow, like an exhalation. (Psalm 103:15; 144:3, 4) But God did not purpose that we spend a few decades growing up and gaining some wisdom and experience, only to spend the next few decades breaking down and descending into illness and death. God created humans with the desire

Life is short. “It must quickly pass by, and away we fly,” perhaps in some 70 or 80 years. (Psalm 90:10) Humans come and go like green grass, like a passing shadow, like an exhalation. (Psalm 103:15; 144:3, 4) But God did not purpose that we spend a few decades growing up and gaining some wisdom and experience, only to spend the next few decades breaking down and descending into illness and death. God created humans with the desire to live forever. “Time indefinite he has put in their heart,” the Bible tells us. (Ecclesiastes 3:11) Is God cruel, giving us such a desire and then making it impossible to fulfill it? No, indeed, for “God is love.” (1 John 4:8) He will use the resurrection to make everlasting life possible for people who have died.
Thanks to the resurrection hope, we can have a secure future. We need not be frantic, driven to reach our full potential right now. We need not make use of this dying world “to the full.” (1 Corinthians 7:29-31; 1 John 2:17) Unlike those with no real hope, we have the wonderful gift of knowing that if we remain faithful to God, we will have all eternity to laud him and enjoy life. By all means, then, let us daily praise God, who makes the resurrection hope a certainty!
May the Wyckoff family find comfort and solace in God’s promises for the future.

Cheryl was a very knowledgeable nurse. She had a great sense of humor that made me laugh many times. She was an asset to Homestead Health Center and will be greatly missed. Prayers go out to her children and grandchildren. RIP

Cheryl will be missed by her friends and coworkers. We will miss her quick wit and intelligence as she helped to make life better for others. May God comfort and bless her family.