Cheryl V. Brown
Cheryl V. Brown, age 70, of Shelby, passed away peacefully Friday morning, August 27, 2021 after a brief and unexpected illness.
Cheryl was born October 23, 1950 in Charleston, WV. Cheryl has been a caregiver her entire life. For over 40 years she cared for residents at local nursing facilities, spending most of those years at what is now called Shelby Pointe. Cheryl’s passion and love for the residents was evident as she gave her entire self to their care and comfort. Outside of work, Cheryl absolutely loved to play bingo, especially at the local bingo halls in Mansfield, had a passion for reading, and was an avid “junk store junkie”.
Cheryl is survived by her mother: Ila (Wriston) Maynor Williams of WV; her 4 children: Roy Allen Steagall, Jr. of Shelby, Kelly Maynor of WV, Lisa Kegley of Mansfield, and DaWanna Johnson of Shelby; 8 grandchildren: Roy Allen Steagall, III, Cheryl Ann Grandstaff, Christopher Grandstaff, René Steagall, Amanda Steagall, Brandon (Talitha) Caudell, Garrett Maynor, and Ema’Lea (Travis) Mckinney; 15 great grandchildren: siblings: Linda Blevins, Terry Williams, Kevin (Balinda) Williams, and Darla Riviotta; and numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. She was preceded in death by her father: Amos Guthrie Maynor; her grandmother: Edith Workman; her stepfather: Shelby Williams; her husband: Sherman “Toots” Brown; a sister: Priscilla Maynor; 2 brothers: Amos Maynor and Steve Maynor; and her great granddaughter: Isabella Renea Caudell.
Family and friends are welcome on Tuesday, August 31, 2021 from 2-4 and 6-8 pm at the Penwell Turner Funeral Home, 168 West Main Street, Shelby, where funeral services will be held on Wednesday, September 1, 2021 at 11 am. Rev. Gary Maynor and Kelsey Maynor, her uncles, will officiate the services and burial will follow in Oakland Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital via their website (www.StJude.org/donate) or left in care of the funeral home.
The family would like to express their sincere gratitude to Brittany and Chelsea with OhioHealth Hospice for their outstanding care and compassion.
Appropriate ways to express sympathy for those unable to attend may be done by leaving an online condolence on Cheryl’s obituary at www.PenwellTurner.com or by leaving a comment on her post on the funeral home’s Facebook page, Facebook.com/PenwellFuneral.
To view Cheryl’s tribute video, follow this link provided: https://www.tributeslides.com/tributes/show/8YRRHWKPYPZY7XXC
May God walk with you. I know your beautiful sister Darla, but did not get the chance to meet you.
May the love and comfort of Jesus bless the family during this hurtful time.
-Ron Thomas
I worked with Cheryl at SP and she was a special lady. It takes love and kindness to work with various personalities and she was one of those persons.
Cherish your good times and memories of her.
Sending my condolences to the family I’m very sorry to hear about this I love you guys and I will be trying for your family
Met Creyl at Shelby Point when she took care of my Mother!! She was an excellent care giver!!
My deepest sympathy to all the family she will be missed by many prayers and Gods love too all
My love thoughts and prayers with you all .. she was a very special. another mom in my teen yrs .
Cheryl was one of the sweetest people she was my neighbor growing up me and her daughters was friends and her and my mom became friends a lot of good memories she became like my other mom she will be missed by many
So sorry Lisa for your loss.prayers for you an your family!!
So sorry about Your mom,I always liked her,I worked with her years ago at nursing home….prayers for all the family
Just found out about Cheryl’s passing-I’m sorry for your loss. I worked w Cheryl at Heritage Care Center-my 1st job! Majority of staff called her ‘Mama’ and she called me ‘Little One’-always felt special to have been given a nickname by ‘Mama’. She kept an eye on me and always inquired about my current situations, but also my future plans w college, marriage and career. Always felt like she kept things ‘together’ at HCC. She was always eager to defend the underdog, advocate for her clients and share a laugh w anyone. She is a bright spot in my life and will always be a special person to remember❤
So sorry to find out Cheryl left us. I didn’t know this until today, her Birthday. Cheryl was one of the best CNA’s I ever worked with. And she was so much fun and had the greatest personality. Cheryl, enjoy your Birthday in Heaven!
You are truly loved and missed! Watch over us … until we meet again!❤️