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Ramona M. Rembert
February 15, 2007
To the Gadsden and Byrd Families:
Mrs. Gadsden, we are truly sadden by the death of Cheryl. . .death is never easy, but God is always holding us in the palm of His hands. Please be encouraged in knowing that we are praying with and for you and the entire family during this time and in days to come. We love you and may God forever keep you in His care. . .Mildred B. Rembert and Family
Sylvia Dwight Folk (Class of 1978)
February 13, 2007
Please accept my condolences. Cheryl and I were both part of a group of friends called the "Sisters of Sottile" at the College of Charleston. I've often remembered her beautiful smile and hearty laugh over the years. God bless you, Cheryl!
Sheila Mickens
February 13, 2007
The Gadsden and Byrd Families,
Your loss is my loss, too. Cheryl and I have been friends since high school. She was such a loving person. I will miss her laughter and that beautiful smile.
Look up, for God is able to heal all hurt; just trust Him. I'm praying for you.
Audrey Montgomery-Ham
February 13, 2007
To the Byrd and Gadsden
Mrs. Gadsden, remember I am praying for the family. You know God, so let him lead you in the path of righteous. Love ya,
Audrey Montgomery-Ham
Nikki Paradice
February 13, 2007
My husband and I worked with Cheryl at Loadholt Realty. What a nice lady! We are so sorry for your loss.
Brenda V. Small
February 13, 2007
Please accept my deepest sympathies. I am so sorry for your loss. I am a former co-worker of Cheryl, back when she worked as a police officer with the Charleston County Police Department. I also knew her from attending New Israel Reformed Espiscol Church, downtown Charleston. My thoughts and prayers goes out to the family
Elaine Dingle-Rivers
February 13, 2007
Be Still
Be still like the grass on a melancholy summer day
Be still like desert shrub.
Be calm and you will hear your loved one speak, in the stillness, in the calm, their love resounds.
If you are still this promise I make, you will hear the voice of your loved one helping you along your way.
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