Cheryl Marlene Beers
November 7th, 2020
After a courageous 8 year battle with lung cancer, then Brain Cancer, Our Mom Cheryl Beers, took her last breath on Saturday morning and peacefully went to be with God!
We are eternally grateful for the extra years we were granted. Every moment, every car ride, every phone call, every treatment, was a blessing.
She was not only the most dedicated, giving & gracious Wife, Mother & Grandmother, she was our very BEST friend. We shared everything with her. Every detail of our lives, careers, relationships. She never judged, always supported and would have done anything to protect her husband, daughters, grandchildren, family and friends.
Her smile lit up the room. Her laughter was infectious. She was a fierce warrior in this battle and in life. She was also a faithful follower, which is why we are comforted to know she is now in heaven, at the side of Jesus, in peace and finally free from pain. There she is reunited with her parents, younger brother Bob, dear extended family and many of her very best friends.
On behalf of, and survived by, her husband Ron Beers, Daughters and Son-in-Laws, Rhonda & Richard, Lana & Pat, Angela & Don, Grandkids Brandon, Jessica, James & Joshua and Sister and brother-in-law Linda & Jeff we sincerely thank the staff at Foothills Hospital, the Tom Baker Cancer Centre and everyone that stood with us, prayed for us and supported us.
Mom... we will see you again. Fly free, rest easy, laugh loudly & love largely, as you always have. We Love you!
In lieu of flowers, Mom would want us to thank and support the Tom Baker Cancer Centre.
To do that, you can donate to https://www.albertacancer.ca/donate/
Messages:
to the Beers family, Gino and I send our deepest sympathies on the loss of Cheryl, May good, wonderful memories, and your love for each other carry you all through this very difficult time. You are all in our thoughts and prayers. Love to you all
To the Beers family, I am sorry to hear about your mom Cheryl. She was a very special friend to me. We worked together at Coop in Carstairs and she always said it was fun to come to work in the evenings when I worked. I will always remember her. My thoughts and prayers are with you. She was a kind loving person who left an impression on everyone. God Bless.