Sheryl A. Cutsforth, 54, of Siletz, Ore., died June 21, 2009 at Angels Among Us in Toledo.
She was born Dec. 5, 1955 to William and Wilma Fowler in Portland.
She married Alan Cutsforth, and the two had a son, Tommy.
She loved nature, and her favorite season was fall with its vibrant colors. She enjoyed working in her flower beds and gardening. Although she couldn't pass by a garage sale, her true passion was fishing.
Her sunny disposition and positive attitude made her friends wherever she went.
She is survived by her son, Tommy Cutsforth; sisters, Kathleen Smith and Nancy Gentry; brother, William "Bill" Fowler Jr. and granddaughters, Hannah and Kylie.
No services are planned.
She was born Dec. 5, 1955 to William and Wilma Fowler in Portland.
She married Alan Cutsforth, and the two had a son, Tommy.
She loved nature, and her favorite season was fall with its vibrant colors. She enjoyed working in her flower beds and gardening. Although she couldn't pass by a garage sale, her true passion was fishing.
Her sunny disposition and positive attitude made her friends wherever she went.
She is survived by her son, Tommy Cutsforth; sisters, Kathleen Smith and Nancy Gentry; brother, William "Bill" Fowler Jr. and granddaughters, Hannah and Kylie.
No services are planned.
Sheryl A. Cutsforth, 54, of Siletz, Ore., died June 21, 2009 at Angels Among Us in Toledo.
She was born Dec. 5, 1955 to William and Wilma Fowler in Portland.
She married Alan Cutsforth, and the two had a son, Tommy.
She loved nature, and her favorite season was fall with its vibrant colors. She enjoyed working in her flower beds and gardening. Although she couldn't pass by a garage sale, her true passion was fishing.
Her sunny disposition and positive attitude made her friends wherever she went.
She is survived by her son, Tommy Cutsforth; sisters, Kathleen Smith and Nancy Gentry; brother, William "Bill" Fowler Jr. and granddaughters, Hannah and Kylie.
No services are planned.
She was born Dec. 5, 1955 to William and Wilma Fowler in Portland.
She married Alan Cutsforth, and the two had a son, Tommy.
She loved nature, and her favorite season was fall with its vibrant colors. She enjoyed working in her flower beds and gardening. Although she couldn't pass by a garage sale, her true passion was fishing.
Her sunny disposition and positive attitude made her friends wherever she went.
She is survived by her son, Tommy Cutsforth; sisters, Kathleen Smith and Nancy Gentry; brother, William "Bill" Fowler Jr. and granddaughters, Hannah and Kylie.
No services are planned.
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