She attended UCSB later transferring to UCLA (where she was a member of the rowing team). Cheryl was a former model, licensed Pilot and Scuba Diving Instructor.

She was also a member of the Santa Cruz Follies, Santa Cruz Choir, and C12 Business Group. Cheryl moved to Taylor in 2014, bringing her company Noren Thermal Solutions and loyal business partner, Dennis Galindo, and associates with her. She was an active community member holding officers in the Chamber of Commerce (past President), Rotary Club (Membership Chair), Taylor Area Republican Women’s Group (TARW) (Secretary and Legislative Chair Member), The Greater Taylor Foundation (Philanthropic Organization), and Chat n Laff (The First Baptist Church of Taylor Activities Group) Cheryl was preceded in death by brother Bill and father Don. She is survived by sister Kimberly, nephews Andrew and Christopher, and niece Skylar (Bill’s daughter).

She is also survived by her church family (The First Baptist Church of Taylor – Drs. Anthony and Michelle Watson, Pastor and First Lady), close friends Sherry Green, Sybil, Willie and Janet Curtis, Chat n Laff, The Chamber of Commerce, Rotary, TARW, The Greater Taylor Area Foundation and the whole city of Taylor who were blessed to share her smile, her laugh, break bread, and just witness the Christian spirit of our Sister in Christ.

She will forever shine in our hearts and memories.

We KNOW she was welcomed home with open arms and the words “Well done thy good and faithful servant … enter thou into the joy of the lord,” Matthew 25:21.

Cheryl’s funeral service will be held Friday, Jan. 9, 2026, 10 a.m. at Providence Funeral Home. Burial will follow at the City of Taylor Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to The First Baptist Church of Taylor (memo line: Cheryl Webster/ChatnLaff Memorial Scholarship Fund).