Forever In the Hearts They Leave Behind

Cheryl Ann Thompson

November 5, 1955 – March 22, 2021


Share Obituary:

Send Flowers Print Obituary

Cheryl Ann Thompson, born on November 5, 1955 in Phoenix, Arizona to Bob and Emily Thompson, passed away on March 22, 2021 in Gilbert, Arizona.

Cheryl was preceded in death by her sisters, Karren Burch and Barbara Henderson. She is survived by her parents, Bob and Emily Thompson; twin sister, Valerie Randall; sons, Robert Waits and Christian Cloudt (Jessie); her sweet grandson, Gip; and many nephews and nieces.

Cheryl worked many jobs, from truck driving to medical coding. She loved traveling with her most recent job as a Medical Coder. She loved Houston and San Diego, where she stayed for long stints. She attended school at Lehi Elementary, Kino Junior High and Carson Junior High, and Westwood Highschool. Cheryl graduated from Phoenix College.

Cheryl loved being outside. Gardening was a passion. She created a “Victory Garden” for her parents. She also loved the ocean and deep-sea fishing. That is where she was the happiest. Her last trip was to Rocky Point, Mexico to play on the beach. Her Aunt Judy took her hiking and kayaking all over the state of Arizona and they always came back with great stories. She built and remodeled multiple homes. There wasn’t much she couldn’t do. She was always creating, from welding to oil painting.

Cheryl had a passion for helping others. She knew no strangers. In the hospital, she proved that all who cared for her loved her. She made being ill fun, even as sick as she was. She was one that helped the sick, the afflicted, and the poor. Her biggest joy was her son, Robert. They had a special bond. Together they worked on lots of programs and projects for veterans and recovering addicts.

Cheryl, you will be truly missed by all.

In lieu of flowers please consider donating to “Soldier’s Best Friend” who provide US military veterans with Service or Therapeutic Companion Dogs, most of whom are rescued from local shelters. http://Soldiersbestfriend.org

Share Obituary:

Send Flowers Print Obituary

Comments


Add Comment

Offer Condolences

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Cheryl Ann Thompson

November 5, 1955 – March 22, 2021


Share Obituary:

Send Flowers Print Obituary

Cheryl Ann Thompson, born on November 5, 1955 in Phoenix, Arizona to Bob and Emily Thompson, passed away on March 22, 2021 in Gilbert, Arizona.

Cheryl was preceded in death by her sisters, Karren Burch and Barbara Henderson. She is survived by her parents, Bob and Emily Thompson; twin sister, Valerie Randall; sons, Robert Waits and Christian Cloudt (Jessie); her sweet grandson, Gip; and many nephews and nieces.

Cheryl worked many jobs, from truck driving to medical coding. She loved traveling with her most recent job as a Medical Coder. She loved Houston and San Diego, where she stayed for long stints. She attended school at Lehi Elementary, Kino Junior High and Carson Junior High, and Westwood Highschool. Cheryl graduated from Phoenix College.

Cheryl loved being outside. Gardening was a passion. She created a “Victory Garden” for her parents. She also loved the ocean and deep-sea fishing. That is where she was the happiest. Her last trip was to Rocky Point, Mexico to play on the beach. Her Aunt Judy took her hiking and kayaking all over the state of Arizona and they always came back with great stories. She built and remodeled multiple homes. There wasn’t much she couldn’t do. She was always creating, from welding to oil painting.

Cheryl had a passion for helping others. She knew no strangers. In the hospital, she proved that all who cared for her loved her. She made being ill fun, even as sick as she was. She was one that helped the sick, the afflicted, and the poor. Her biggest joy was her son, Robert. They had a special bond. Together they worked on lots of programs and projects for veterans and recovering addicts.

Cheryl, you will be truly missed by all.

In lieu of flowers please consider donating to “Soldier’s Best Friend” who provide US military veterans with Service or Therapeutic Companion Dogs, most of whom are rescued from local shelters. http://Soldiersbestfriend.org

Share Obituary:

Send Flowers Print Obituary