Ethel Ann Cherry
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Ethel Ann Cherry

  • January 28, 1917 - November 20, 2011
  • Lancaster, California
  • Sacred Heart Catholic Church Building Fund
    565 W Kettering St
    Lancaster, CA 93534
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“I love you grandma. I miss you so much theres not one day that goes by and I dint think about you. I know you can't read this but it makes like your...Read More » ”
1 of 5 | Posted by: Camille Cincis - Lancaster, CA

“Grandma, I'm going to miss you so much. I'm never going to get used to not seeing you on Sundays anymore. Life will never be the same without you,...Read More » ”
2 of 5 | Posted by: Camille - Lancaster, CA

“Love and prayers.. ”
3 of 5 | Posted by: Evelyn Slayton - Spring Hill, FL

“I will never forget the love and kindness Aunt Lovie showed to me and my family and to my beloved Aunt Marge throughout the years. She was a...Read More » ”
4 of 5 | Posted by: Sue Haggerty Dean - Orlando, FL

“Aunt Lovie touched a lot of lives. She always held a special place in my heart. I will miss her. My love and prayers are with the family. ”
5 of 5 | Posted by: Bonnie Slayton-Harrison - OH



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Ethel Cherry was born in Cleveland, Ohio to Daniel and Ethel McCormack. She had one brother, Robert (Mac) and four sisters, Lillian, Marge, Rita and Ruth Jean. To her family Back East, she was always "Lovie".In 1939, she married Norbert Cherry and soon after they moved to California. They had two daughters, Mary Ellen Garcia and Cathy Cincis. Ethel leaves 15 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. In addition to her own family, Ethel was a foster mother for many years. Her heart always belonged to children and was happiest taking care of any child who needed a home or a hug. She particularly enjoyed the years her sister, Marge lived with her. Ethel became involved in Special Olympics and Desert Haven. She loved playing cards, making rosaries for the Church and spending time with family and friends.