Birth date: Jun 27, 1958 Death date: Mar 11, 2019
Cheryl Ann Gonzales has peacefully passed away on March 11, 2019. She lived a great 60 years of life. She was born in Denver, Colorado and raised in Hayward, California with her Mom Elizabeth, Dad Louie, Brother Steve and Sister M Read Obituary
Cheryl, I will miss you. Enjoy Heaven and God in all his glory. Sing, dance, and be happy for eternity. Until we meet again God willing. I will pray for your loved ones for strength, guidance, love, and protection. We were all blessed to have you. I love you my dear friend. ????????
Cheryl, I will miss you. Enjoy Heaven and God in all his glory. Sing, dance, and be happy for eternity. Until we meet again God willing. I will pray for your loved ones as we were all blessed to have you. I love you my dear friend. ????????
I love you Cheryl. Enjoy Heaven and God in all his glory, my friend. Sing, dance, be happy and healthy. Until we meet again God willing. My prayers go out to your loved ones, for strength and guidance. We were all so blessed to have you.
Sis, our God is an awesome God. I tried to find you and Steve for so many years after our dad and your mom split up. I knew you were in California, but didn’t know where. Tried asking our dad, Facebook, internet and etc. As it turned out you both were apdoted and I was searching under the wrong last name. But the Lord knew how badly I wanted to find both Steve and Cherylann so before you left this earth and assented to heaven, the Lord made it possible for me to finally see you again. I want you to know I was missing in action all those years but you were always in my heart. I am so sorry you had to go through all the physical problems you endured, but always had a smile on your face. I love you sis and wish we would have had more time getting to know each other.
My beautiful sweet cousin/sister Cheryl. My world came crashing down as I heard the news of your passing. I knew of your struggles with health issues recently but you never let on how bad. You always faced things with strength and courage. Every time I called and you were in the hospital, you always said you were fine. Even the last time I spoke to you, you said you were 100%. Even though I felt like you weren’t, I always wanted to think positive. Even though you are gone from this earth, you will never be gone from my heart. So so many memories we have together from infant to now growing up together even after you moved to California. The distance never separated us. Our relationship was like no other and no one knew exactly how tight our bond was but us. You were one of the best cooks I know and I will miss calling you for cooking tips and recipes. A lot of my cooking skills came from you, your mom and my mom. We shared so many things, especially music. Every oldies song I hear reminds me of you. You always had the best music collections and never hesitated to share them with me. I loved ridding around Cali with you in your car jamming to oldies and disco music. When I was working, I always volunteered for training sessions in Cali so I could spend time with you and the family. I was truly blessed when you came to live with us in Denver because I got to spend all that time with you. Rest in peace my sister, I will always pray for you and thank god for giving us 60+ years together. I love you with all my heart. Uncle Louie, Louie Sr., Louie Jr., Steve, Irene and all the family, you are all in my thoughts and prayers now and always. We are here for you anytime you need. God Bless you all and bring you comfort with wonderful lasting memories. Glory to God.
My condolences to the family at this very difficult time. May you find comfort in God’s word the Bible at Revelation 21:3,4.
