Cheryl Elizabeth Rollin, 35, died Tuesday, December 14, 1999. Born July 24, 1964 in Augusta, GA to Major Horace B. Brewster of Shreveport, LA & Marguerite Link Brewster of Oklahoma City.
She was a member of Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority at University of Oklahoma where she received her degree in Accounting in 1987. After moving to Tulsa, she worked as the accountant for BRG Petroleum for 8 years, recently moving to Evanson & Associates to spend more time with her family whom she treasured above all else.
She is survived by a large and loving family that includes her husband, Michael L. Rollins, their 3 year old son, Ryan, and 1 year old daughter, Sydney, of Tulsa; her parents, Marguerite and Bill Brewster of Oklahoma City; mother and father-in-law, Robert and Carlene Rollins of Oklahoma City; sister-in-law, Dana Rollins of Dallas; sister and brother-in-law, Susan and Bruce Fleck of Edmond; sister and brother-in-law, Patricia and Ted Tetreault and their children, Brian and Wesley of Edmond; her aunt, Trudy and uncle, Wally Matusick, of San Antonio; uncle, Howard Link, great uncle, Boyd Kotchonis, both of Oklahoma City; and her children's great-grandmother, Gladys Rollins of Edmond.
She was a member of the Eastern Oklahoma Chapter of The National Arthritis Foundation, having fought the disease and its crippling effects for many years. Cheryl had touched many lives and would like any contributions to be directed to The National Arthritis Foundation to help others. A viewing will be at Hahn Cook on Grand Boulevard in Oklahoma City on Friday from 4-8 pm, with Memorial Service on Saturday at 11 am, Mark Griffith Memorial-Westwood.
Published in The Tulsa World, Friday, December 17, 1999
She was a member of Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority at University of Oklahoma where she received her degree in Accounting in 1987. After moving to Tulsa, she worked as the accountant for BRG Petroleum for 8 years, recently moving to Evanson & Associates to spend more time with her family whom she treasured above all else.
She is survived by a large and loving family that includes her husband, Michael L. Rollins, their 3 year old son, Ryan, and 1 year old daughter, Sydney, of Tulsa; her parents, Marguerite and Bill Brewster of Oklahoma City; mother and father-in-law, Robert and Carlene Rollins of Oklahoma City; sister-in-law, Dana Rollins of Dallas; sister and brother-in-law, Susan and Bruce Fleck of Edmond; sister and brother-in-law, Patricia and Ted Tetreault and their children, Brian and Wesley of Edmond; her aunt, Trudy and uncle, Wally Matusick, of San Antonio; uncle, Howard Link, great uncle, Boyd Kotchonis, both of Oklahoma City; and her children's great-grandmother, Gladys Rollins of Edmond.
She was a member of the Eastern Oklahoma Chapter of The National Arthritis Foundation, having fought the disease and its crippling effects for many years. Cheryl had touched many lives and would like any contributions to be directed to The National Arthritis Foundation to help others. A viewing will be at Hahn Cook on Grand Boulevard in Oklahoma City on Friday from 4-8 pm, with Memorial Service on Saturday at 11 am, Mark Griffith Memorial-Westwood.
Published in The Tulsa World, Friday, December 17, 1999
Cheryl Elizabeth Rollin, 35, died Tuesday, December 14, 1999. Born July 24, 1964 in Augusta, GA to Major Horace B. Brewster of Shreveport, LA & Marguerite Link Brewster of Oklahoma City.
She was a member of Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority at University of Oklahoma where she received her degree in Accounting in 1987. After moving to Tulsa, she worked as the accountant for BRG Petroleum for 8 years, recently moving to Evanson & Associates to spend more time with her family whom she treasured above all else.
She is survived by a large and loving family that includes her husband, Michael L. Rollins, their 3 year old son, Ryan, and 1 year old daughter, Sydney, of Tulsa; her parents, Marguerite and Bill Brewster of Oklahoma City; mother and father-in-law, Robert and Carlene Rollins of Oklahoma City; sister-in-law, Dana Rollins of Dallas; sister and brother-in-law, Susan and Bruce Fleck of Edmond; sister and brother-in-law, Patricia and Ted Tetreault and their children, Brian and Wesley of Edmond; her aunt, Trudy and uncle, Wally Matusick, of San Antonio; uncle, Howard Link, great uncle, Boyd Kotchonis, both of Oklahoma City; and her children's great-grandmother, Gladys Rollins of Edmond.
She was a member of the Eastern Oklahoma Chapter of The National Arthritis Foundation, having fought the disease and its crippling effects for many years. Cheryl had touched many lives and would like any contributions to be directed to The National Arthritis Foundation to help others. A viewing will be at Hahn Cook on Grand Boulevard in Oklahoma City on Friday from 4-8 pm, with Memorial Service on Saturday at 11 am, Mark Griffith Memorial-Westwood.
Published in The Tulsa World, Friday, December 17, 1999
She was a member of Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority at University of Oklahoma where she received her degree in Accounting in 1987. After moving to Tulsa, she worked as the accountant for BRG Petroleum for 8 years, recently moving to Evanson & Associates to spend more time with her family whom she treasured above all else.
She is survived by a large and loving family that includes her husband, Michael L. Rollins, their 3 year old son, Ryan, and 1 year old daughter, Sydney, of Tulsa; her parents, Marguerite and Bill Brewster of Oklahoma City; mother and father-in-law, Robert and Carlene Rollins of Oklahoma City; sister-in-law, Dana Rollins of Dallas; sister and brother-in-law, Susan and Bruce Fleck of Edmond; sister and brother-in-law, Patricia and Ted Tetreault and their children, Brian and Wesley of Edmond; her aunt, Trudy and uncle, Wally Matusick, of San Antonio; uncle, Howard Link, great uncle, Boyd Kotchonis, both of Oklahoma City; and her children's great-grandmother, Gladys Rollins of Edmond.
She was a member of the Eastern Oklahoma Chapter of The National Arthritis Foundation, having fought the disease and its crippling effects for many years. Cheryl had touched many lives and would like any contributions to be directed to The National Arthritis Foundation to help others. A viewing will be at Hahn Cook on Grand Boulevard in Oklahoma City on Friday from 4-8 pm, with Memorial Service on Saturday at 11 am, Mark Griffith Memorial-Westwood.
Published in The Tulsa World, Friday, December 17, 1999
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