Just a year after the loss of our beloved grandmother, the family has found ourselves saying an unexpected goodbye to our beloved mother, wife, sister, and aunt. Cheryl Jackson Stutler was only 56 years old when God decided to call her back home late last week. Shocked and heartbroken, we are doing our best to return Cheryl to her home state of Kentucky to be buried next to her mother and father. 

Cheryl had moved to Florida with her daughter, her sister and her children, and her mother about 15 years ago determined to build a new chapter of her life. Over those years, she found and married her sweetheart, Bill Stutler.

The last few years saw the decline of their mother though. Dedicated to her comfort, Cheryl and her sister attended to her every need until her last breath just a little over a year ago. The loss left the family saddened and a bit in a financial constraint after their best efforts to cover the medical needs to keep their mother comfortable. 

Now, just a short while later, the unexpected loss of Cheryl has shaken us all, and the trial seem to continue as we discovered the insurance coverage we thought we could rely on is turning their back. The cremation services we just used a year earlier are now giving us prolonged processing times, and in his best efforts to move things along and give Cheryl what she deserves, her dedicated husband continues to work despite his grief in an attempt to cover the costs.

Please, if able, assist the family in covering a portion of the costs needed to lay our Cheryl to rest in a timely manner. We hope to use any donations to have her remains cremated quickly and returned to the family farm in Kentucky from Florida. From there, we hope to give a lovely service in her remembrance.

Thank you for all of your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. We hope to see our mother, wife, and aunt peacefully laid to rest soon.