Birth date: Feb 5, 1960 Death date: Apr 20, 2026
Cheryl Kooistra, 66, of Muskegon, Michigan, passed away unexpectedly on April 20th, leaving behind a love that will be felt forever. She was born on February 5, 1960, to Robert and Barbara Vanderstelt. Previously known as Cheryl Read Obituary
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1547 W. Sherman Blvd., Muskegon MI 49441
I have known Cheryl for many years. I think since the late 70's. She was also my hair stylist for quite a while. Cheryl had such a kind heart and warm personality. She gave the best hugs! I remember going to many jewelry parties and other events at her home. She was a wonderful host and had a flair for decorating. She will truly be missed.
So sorry to hear this.
Todd, and family are in our prayers.
Cheryl Was An Awesome Women I Met Her In Jan 10th Of 2000 Thanks To Her Great Husbond Todd Witch He Has Been A Real Chose Friend Of Mine Since Late Summer Of 1971 And As Todd And Myself Share Are Birthdays On The Same Month And Date Only Wer Just Two Years Apart I am Two Years Ahead Of Todd Now To Get To The Great Memorys Of Cheryl Todd And I Celebrated Both Of Are Birthday For Years And As Cheryl Helped Us Make Are Birthdays Go Very Nice And Smooth And My Wife Lori Also Got to Meet Sheryl Lori And Sheryl Became Very Great Friends And Of Corse Lori Also Passed Away On October 19th Of 2024 At Age 64 I Remember When Lori And I Renewed Are Vowels In June 2011 Todd Was My Best Man In my Wedding And Again Sheryl Was Apart Of My And Loris Awesome Day She Is Going To Be Very Well Missed I Don't Think Theres Really Mutch More I Can Say
Cheryl was the life and soul of our bunco parties. She always had a broad smile and a wonderful sense of humor. Her warmth was infectious and she was always upbeat and friendly. I never saw her acting like she felt down, even although I'm sure she was, like the rest of us, at times. She had a style about her that was beautiful and could rock a hat like nobody else. She loved her family beyond reason and was so proud of them. She certainly left her mark and will be truly missed.
It was wonderful to have shared so many years working along side Cheryl. Our break room banter always brought smiles and laughter. I will miss her and everything about her. She was a true friend and did have that special sparkle about her. Love ya Cheryl!
