To Guy and family - Please accept our deepest condolences on the passing of your dear wife, Cheryl. We met her a few times when we married our children. She had a very nice smile. This year has not been a very good year, having lost our brother, Gerard, and our sister, Murielle. We will remember her in our prayers. Your cousin, Marcel, and Rachel.
Our deepest deepest condolences to Guy and family. Cheryl was an amazing, vibrant, funny beautiful person with a heart full of love and caring for others. Cheryl was alway there with a smile and the last time we saw her she came with flowers in hand to make me feel better! A generous , kind and most Beautiful soul that will be greatly missed by so many who were honoured to know her. Rest in Peace Sweet Cheryl, you definitely will fly with the Angels.
Sad news of Cheryl"s passing. She was a delight to work with at RRT. Her positivity will be missed. To Guy and family I hope the wonderful memories help through this difficult time!!!!
Cheryl will be missed by her entire Rural Root family. She was always a welcome sight during our productions whether she was on stage or helping behind the scenes - smiling, helpful, hardworking, creative, funny, and fun to have around. Deepest sympathies to her family.
Cheryl and Guy are members of our church-Trinity Presbyterian Church, Carp. We loved Cheryl from the first time we met her. She was filled with joy and faith and articulated both, in a way that was truly stunning. Her faith and optimism that God was with her and was healing her was totally awesome. She helped me (I helped her!) do several crafty fund raising things that were a complete hit at Huntley Curling Club. She made "prayer pockets" for shut-ins to be given during a visit. Her attention to detail and perfection were fabulous.
Cheryl, we will miss you and your smile, your courage and your Godliness. We know that you rest in the arms of Christ now. We will see you soon.
Our neighbourhood has lost a "shining light". It won't be the same without seeing Guy & Cheryl out for their daily walks...
Rest in Peace dear neighbour - you will be missed.
For many years I worked in Arnprior and had the pleasure of having Cheryl, first as a client and then as a friend. I always enjoyed our chats. She was vibrant, joyous and loving. I am so sorry to hear of her passing but I know that her faith was strong and I hope it helps her family.
Such a kind, compassionate and sweet woman. Her faith and prayers were an inspiration. May God enfold her in His loving arms and grant comfort to her family.
I worked with Cheryl for many years when we were VON nurses. She was always such a kind and compassionate nurse and friend. When I had my own battle with cancer Cheryl was my nurse and her caring and comforting manner was such a blessing to me. I was so sorry to hear the she had her own battle with cancer.
Cheryl had a very strong faith which I hope offers comfort to her family, in the tough days ahead. She will be missed.
Cheryl was such a vital part of our Rural Root Theatre family - her laughter, always creative to solve a problem, always positive and an absolute inspiration to all - we will miss you. Pat Weir
Oh We are so grieved to hear this expected news of her promotion to glory, Guy. Now Cheryl has a welcomed presence in the Kingdom of the Most High God, the most important hope shared by those who place their trust in Jesus, as Cheryl does.
Condolences to Guy and family. Cheryl you have been a shining example of cheerfulness, creativity, selflessness and courage. I cherish your memory and our times together at Rural Root Theatre. Rest in peace dear Cheryl, you've earned it.
My deepest condolences to Guy and the entire family. I really enjoyed knowing Cheryl through RRTC, and will always have fond memories of her. Take good care of each other.
Guy my deepest condolences to you and your family. I first met Cheryl in 2015 when she volunteered with Rural Root Theatre. Over the years I came to know Cheryl as a kind, talented and funny woman. My fondest memory of her was Cheryl gracing the stage in a very beautiful red dress in one of our productions, so she was and will always be the lady in red in my memories.
Carolyn Walsh
I worked with Cheryl for about 10 years at VON and then at the Arnprior hospital for another few years. My sincere condolences to Guy, Julie and Kirk. She will be missed. She was a great friend!
Brenda Jones
my heartfelt condolence to Guy, Julie and Kirk - Cheryl's family who meant so much to her. Cheryl and I worked together in 2000 to open a continence clinic at the Arnprior Hospital. We spent hours planning the department and sharing treatment ideas as we approached the problem from differing backgrounds- nursing and physiotherapy. We created a pamphlet and then spent time driving around Renfrew County distributing it and speaking to anyone who would listen. We had our clinic, ran group sessions and also used distance commuication to hold information sessions. We worked hard and laughed a lot, it was such a pleasure to work with Cheryl, She was such a valuable asset for the hospital.
Cheryl loved her family and her church and will be missed by them and all who crossed her path - I feel so blessed that I had the opportunity to spend time with this beautiful lady.
Dearest Guy, Julie, Kirk, Gladys and Marlene,
We, as members of Trinity Presbyterian Church, are heartbroken for your profound loss of Cheryl, wife, mother, daughter, sister and so so much more. To all who knew her, she was such a radiant light of Gods’ grace. Using her talents in so many avenues. Kindness leading the way. Her faith unshakable. We give great thanks for her earthly and now Heavenly life. Please know we hold you in our prayers.
In Christian love,
Pam and Bob Curzon
I'm reminded of Cheryl's caring and giving nature as I read the kind words others are sharing on these pages. It was a privilege knowing Cheryl, and I will miss her wonderful sense of humour.
Our condolences to Cheryl's husband and children. As well, we send our condolences to Cheryl's mother Gladys and to her sister Marlene.
Cheryl was a true warrior in her fight against her cancer. Rest in peace now!
Condolences to the Dalbec family. I believe I only met Cheryl in person once but I met her virtually many times through the Telemedicine network. That was one of the many hats she wore in 2004-2010 as the use of this healthcare modality was growing. She was always willing to share her expertise. RIP
To Cheryl Dalbec’s family
My sincere condolences for your loss. I knew Cheryl when she worked as a RN at the Arnprior and District Memorial Hospital for several years both at the bedside and in the Urinary Incontinence program. She was a consummate professional who displayed compassion and empathy for her patients and brightened their days with her wonderful smile. May she R.I.P.
I will miss my dear and loyal friend Cheryl. Her love of life energized everyone in her presence . I will remember all the laughter and the tears we shared over the years.
Heartfelt sympathy to her family at this time.
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