Beverly Cheek This is Me

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1. 1. Yakima Herald-Republic Local News, Sports, Real Estate, Obituaries, Shopping and Advertising

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   Published on: 12/29/2004   Last Visited: 12/29/2004

   Beverly Cheek
   
   YAKIMA - Beverly J. Baker-Huysman-Cheek, age 73, passed away on December 22, 2004, at Yakima, Memorial Hospital of complications from diabetes and a broken neck that she received from a fall.
   
   She was born in Yakima on January 21, 1931, to Everett Atwater Baker and Gladys Jones. Bev graduated from Wapato High School at the age of sixteen and then attended Yakima Valley College and Yakima Business College. As a young woman she was active in Christian Youth organizations and was a current member of the Ahtanum Pioneer Church. She was a past Worthy Matron of the Selah Chapter of Eastern Star.
   
   While attending business school in Yakima, she worked for the Yakima Herald Republic newspaper and then was associated with several fruit companies. Eventually, she was employed as a fruit broker for several years.
   
   She and C.R. (Chuck) Cheek were married on
   
   August 20, 1971. After their marriage, they moved from Selah and resided in the Kittitas/ Ellensburg area where her husband, Chuck, was a Sergeant with the Washington State Patrol. She and her husband returned to Yakima to live in 1981.
   
   Beverly loved young people and was active in sports and the Boy Scouts when her sons were young. She was
   ...
   Beverly loved to be around young people where she
   
   provided leadership and made life-long friendships.
   
   In recent years, she spent many happy hours with her beloved grandchildren. Nothing pleased her more than to see her children and grandchildren succeed in school and/or their chosen professions. Bev was very happy when taking care of small children, especially her grandchildren. She had the knack of bringing out the best in them.
   
   Beverly Cheek
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   Beverly Cheek

2. 2. Yakima Herald-Republic Local News, Sports, Real Estate, Obituaries, Shopping and Advertising

   www.yakima-herald.com/?storyid - [Cached]

   Published on: 12/29/2004   Last Visited: 12/31/2004

   Beverly Cheek
   
   YAKIMA - Beverly J. Baker-Huysman-Cheek, age 73, passed away on December 22, 2004, at Yakima, Memorial Hospital of complications from diabetes and a broken neck that she received from a fall.
   
   She was born in Yakima on January 21, 1931, to Everett Atwater Baker and Gladys Jones. Bev graduated from Wapato High School at the age of sixteen and then attended Yakima Valley College and Yakima Business College. As a young woman she was active in Christian Youth organizations and was a current member of the Ahtanum Pioneer Church. She was a past Worthy Matron of the Selah Chapter of Eastern Star.
   
   While attending business school in Yakima, she worked for the Yakima Herald Republic newspaper and then was associated with several fruit companies. Eventually, she was employed as a fruit broker for several years.
   
   She and C.R. (Chuck) Cheek were married on
   
   August 20, 1971. After their marriage, they moved from Selah and resided in the Kittitas/ Ellensburg area where her husband, Chuck, was a Sergeant with the Washington State Patrol. She and her husband returned to Yakima to live in 1981.
   
   Beverly loved young people and was active in sports and the Boy Scouts when her sons were young. She was
   ...
   Beverly loved to be around young people where she
   
   provided leadership and made life-long friendships.
   
   In recent years, she spent many happy hours with her beloved grandchildren. Nothing pleased her more than to see her children and grandchildren succeed in school and/or their chosen professions. Bev was very happy when taking care of small children, especially her grandchildren. She had the knack of bringing out the best in them.
   
   Beverly Cheek
   ...
   Beverly Cheek