In the early hours of Wednesday, Dec. 7, God sent his angels to bring home Cheryl Blackman, another of his angels.
He must have felt that Cheryl, the short one with the big heart, had completed her assignment of extending love to all. Some of Cheryl's friends have commented that she was probably already going around selling chances. Her work benefitted many organizations, some being the Rehoboth Beach Volunteer Fire Co., KINfolk, Cordrey Charities and others.
We have been blessed by Cheryl's presence, smile and positivity. The community is so much better for Cheryl's living here.
Walter W. Brittingham
Rehoboth Beach
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