Cheryl Lynn Hrisko
August 31, 1954 - June 4, 2006
Obituary
Born, August 31, 1954 in Anchorage, Alaska; passed away June 4, 2006 in Burien, Washington at Highline Medical Center at the age of 51. She is survived by her son Nicholas Hrisko, parents Darrel and Shirley Wood, sister Kathy Edwards, brother Daniel Amy Wood, nieces Amy Mawdsley Tex Roop and Brianna Edwards, nephews Darrel Wood and James Wood, great nephews Taylor Mawdsley and Morgan Roop, and great niece Hailie Roop. Cheryl was raised in Burien, WA where she attended and graduated from Highline High School in 1972?? She was a longtime resident of Portland, Oregon where she worked in the carpet and flooring industry for CSI/Reeves. She recently moved back to Washington State to be with family while she battled a disabling back injury. She enjoyed playing softball, skiing, bowling, spending time outdoors and joining in the football pools at work. The family will be holding a private memorial for Cheryl at a later date. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Highline Medical Center Foundation, 12844 Military Road S. Tukwila, WA 98168. Please leave your own personal memories of Cheryl in the online guestbook on this site.
I have had Cheryl on my mind and just by chance saw her memorial in the paper. I am deeply saddened and wish for time to heal the lose you all must be feeling at this time. I have so many memorys of Cheryl growing up and will always remember the fun and laughter as kids having fun and playing.My thought’s and prayer’s are with each and everyone. May God Bless You All With His Love And Support.
Sincerely
Melanie Guthrie
TO THE WOOD FAMILY
We send our deepest sympathy and prayers to you all. We have fond memories of Cheryl as she grew up next door. She was always
full of life and loved her
contagious laughter. You will
remain in our thoughts and prayers.
I am a former classmate of Cheryl and graduated with her in 1972.
I would like to send you my heartful sympathy to the family. I remember Cheryl as a fun and caring person. I am sure she will be missed by everyone. I think all of us that graduated in 1972 would say that those years at school were the best times in our life. I will keep the family in my prayers.
I love you and miss you everyday. You were always fun and you made the best elephant in the world. We are very fortunate to have as a Daughter, Mother, Sister, Aunt and Great Aunt.
We will take you with us everywhere we go. You are in our hearts forever.
I love you!
Amy Dawn Niece
Sister, why did you leave us so early, it hasn’t sunk in yet. We shared our flesh and blood, and even though that will always keep us “connected”, it’s just not the same without you here. We were often times miles apart and yet we were always linked through our family bond. I will miss you and I do Love you, I hope you know that. It hurts… Love, your little brother.