Cheryl Lee Gall June 30,1943 – December 8, 2025

Cheryl was born to Phillip Sibole and Lucille Sibole (Haddox)

With deep sadness and steadfast faith, we announce the passing of Cheryl Gall, who entered the arms of her Savior and was joyfully reunited in Heaven with her beloved husband, Ted. Cheryl left this world peacefully, surrounded by love, and we take comfort in knowing she is now at rest in the presence of the Lord.

Cheryl was a woman of quiet strength, deep compassion, and unwavering faith. Her gentle heart, steady kindness, and Christlike love touched everyone blessed to know her. She also had a love for animals like no other, taking in any animal she could — caring for them with the same tenderness and warmth she gave to the people in her life. Her favorite place on earth was the beach, where she found peace, joy, and a sense of God's beauty in every wave.

Cheryl's greatest earthly joy was her family. She leaves behind her three children — Pati, Angel, and Tim — who will forever cherish the wisdom, warmth, and faith-filled foundation she and Ted gave them. She was a devoted mother and a constant source of compassion, always pointing her family toward hope and light.

She is survived by her six grandchildren — Ashley, Theodora, Sela, Jonathan (Kaleb), Jay, and Tommy — each of whom brought her profound pride and joy. She is also survived by her six great-grandchildren — Chayton , Charity, Keagan, Curtis, Caden, and Karter — whose smiles and presence lit up her life.

Cheryl is survived as well by her two sisters, Sharon and Phyllis, and her brother, Gale (Butch). She is preceded in death by her parents and beloved sister, Lois Horn, whose memory she cherished dearly.

Cheryl's faith was her anchor. She believed wholeheartedly in God's promises, and her life reflected that trust. While her absence leaves a deep ache, her family rejoices in knowing she has been welcomed into eternal peace, reunited with Ted, and embraced by the glory of Heaven.

Her legacy lives on in the love she sowed, the prayers she faithfully lifted, the animals she cherished, the serenity she found at the beach, and the generations she guided. As we grieve, we also celebrate the beautiful truth that Cheryl is now healed, whole, and held by her Savior.

May she rest in the everlasting peace of Christ.