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CHERYL MARIE (TRIMBO) ROESLER
July 2, 1962 ˜ March 2, 2019
Cheryl Marie (Trimbo) Roesler died peacefully on Sat., March 2, 2019, after a long struggle with chronic illness at the hospital in Deer Lodge, MT. She was 56. Cheryl was born in Vancouver, WA to Bob and Inez Trimbo, the youngest of their 11 children. She graduated from Prairie High School and attended Clark College.
Cheryl worked retail for most of her career in Vancouver and Portland, OR.
Cheryl met and fell in love with Mike in 2008. They made their life together in Deer Lodge, where they enjoyed outdoor activities, horses, their dogs, and Blue Grass Festivals, including a Blue Grass Camp on the West Fork of the Bitter Root River, where they were married May 29, 2009.
We will remember Cheryl for her big heart, easy smile, generous spirit, her gift with horses, and her ability to teach everyone to ride. She will be greatly missed.
Cheryl is survived by her husband, Mike Roesler of Deer Lodge; her daughter, Courtney Nelson (and granddaughters, Paisley and Teagan) of Vancouver; sisters, Barbara Anderson, Kathy Harwood (Tony), Mary Carlile (Bill) and Nancy Condon; brothers, Jim Trimbo (Shirley), Jack Trimbo (Brenda), Tim Trimbo (Cheryl), Bill Trimbo (Juana) and Richard Trimbo (Rhonda); stepsons, Tyson Roesler (Elyssa) (and grandchildren and Avary and Aria) and Aaron Roesler (Holly) (and grandchildren, Kinsley and Grayson); and many, many more nieces, nephews, grandnieces and grandnephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents; nephew, Brandon; and her beloved big brother, Steve Trimbo.
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I still hear your laugh Cheryl. It was one of a kind and hard to miss !!
Lynn Norman
Friend
March 5, 2024
Cheryl, I still think of you often. I hope you and my dad get together and have a good laugh about all of the things we use to do . Save me a spot !
Lynn Norman
Friend
March 5, 2023
I still miss you Cheryl and I still hear your laugh ! I hope you can hear me when I talk to you, I like to think you can !!
Lynn Norman
March 4, 2022
I still miss you Cheryl and think of you often. I wish I had made it to Montana. I know you were very proud of the life you made there. Some day , we will talk again. Love ya !
Lynn Norman
Friend
March 4, 2021
My condolences to Cheryl's family and and her husband Mike. I was friends with Cheryl for many years, since the early 80s. I lived a few houses down from her parents and we would go riding together. I lost contact with her the past few years but I always thought of her. I raise my whiskey glass to you Cheryl. I love you. Rest in peace dear friend, Cindy Servi
CYNTHIA SERVI
Friend
July 23, 2019
When I think of you, Cheryl, I remember flying on horses, on swings, and on skates! Thanks for being a generous kid who always gave me a leg up. I hope there's ponies and disco and ice cream cakes in the next go round. xo. Kris
Kris Becker
March 16, 2019
Cheryl, I am so sad to hear of your passing. You always made me laugh whenever you were around and I so enjoyed your visits and the lunch dates we shared. I will always remember the trip to Hawaii all of us gals, young and old, went on together. That was the best of times. Thank you for always making me laugh, I will always remember you for that.
Love you like a daughter ! May you be at peace.
Harriet Norman
March 15, 2019
Sure was fun in high school and after.
Going to miss you, next time i'm in Deer Lodge.
Dwayne Cosner
March 13, 2019
RIP Cheryl!
Shirley Trimbo
March 13, 2019
March 11, 2019
Cheryl, my dear friend. I cannot believe you were taken so soon. You had too much living left to do !
I will treasure the memories of you and I growing up and all the fun we had. You were truly one of a kind and I will forever miss your infectious laugh and your stories of all the things you have seen and done. I was always in awe of your ability to make friends wherever you went and how you could find the humor in almost anything.
Please leave knowing you have left a huge imprint on me and many others and you will never, ever be forgotten.
Mike was lucky to have had you for a wife and I was lucky to have had you for a friend.
Rest In Peace
Lynn Norman
March 11, 2019
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