Cheryl Lynn Galvin, 69, of Attica, IN, died peacefully at 7:24 PM on Thursday in hospice care at Saint Anthony's Rehabilitation & Nursing Center in Lafayette, IN. Cheryl was the only child of the late Richard and Betty (Hipsher) Galvin of Williamsport, IN.
She was a 1972 graduate of Williamsport High School and attended Ivy Tech. Cheryl was a welcoming presence throughout her career, first at Myers Dental Clinic in Attica, then as a legal assistant at the Michael O'Reilly Law Office in Lafayette, and then as an assistant to the ISTA (Indiana State Teachers' Association) Uniserve Director, Don Thompson for Tippecanoe County Schools. After that office closed, Cheryl started working for Robie's Restaurant in Attica, a job which she thoroughly enjoyed because she knew most of the customers. She eventually also went to work at Misty's Bossaer Farms Bakery and Cafe until her health prohibited her from working. Her strength in all those roles was her personality. Cheryl was always smiling and greeting people and socializing with them, but still was professional. As a result, she was well-known, greatly loved, and highly valued as someone who got things done.
Cheryl is survived by several cousins and friends.
Visitation at Maus Funeral Home in Attica, IN will be from 2 to 5 PM on Sunday. A private family graveside ceremony is planned. Cheryl will be buried next to her parents at West Lebanon Cemetery.
She was a 1972 graduate of Williamsport High School and attended Ivy Tech. Cheryl was a welcoming presence throughout her career, first at Myers Dental Clinic in Attica, then as a legal assistant at the Michael O'Reilly Law Office in Lafayette, and then as an assistant to the ISTA (Indiana State Teachers' Association) Uniserve Director, Don Thompson for Tippecanoe County Schools. After that office closed, Cheryl started working for Robie's Restaurant in Attica, a job which she thoroughly enjoyed because she knew most of the customers. She eventually also went to work at Misty's Bossaer Farms Bakery and Cafe until her health prohibited her from working. Her strength in all those roles was her personality. Cheryl was always smiling and greeting people and socializing with them, but still was professional. As a result, she was well-known, greatly loved, and highly valued as someone who got things done.
Cheryl is survived by several cousins and friends.
Visitation at Maus Funeral Home in Attica, IN will be from 2 to 5 PM on Sunday. A private family graveside ceremony is planned. Cheryl will be buried next to her parents at West Lebanon Cemetery.
Cheryl Lynn Galvin, 69, of Attica, IN, died peacefully at 7:24 PM on Thursday in hospice care at Saint Anthony's Rehabilitation & Nursing Center in Lafayette, IN. Cheryl was the only child of the late Richard and Betty (Hipsher) Galvin of Williamsport, IN.
She was a 1972 graduate of Williamsport High School and attended Ivy Tech. Cheryl was a welcoming presence throughout her career, first at Myers Dental Clinic in Attica, then as a legal assistant at the Michael O'Reilly Law Office in Lafayette, and then as an assistant to the ISTA (Indiana State Teachers' Association) Uniserve Director, Don Thompson for Tippecanoe County Schools. After that office closed, Cheryl started working for Robie's Restaurant in Attica, a job which she thoroughly enjoyed because she knew most of the customers. She eventually also went to work at Misty's Bossaer Farms Bakery and Cafe until her health prohibited her from working. Her strength in all those roles was her personality. Cheryl was always smiling and greeting people and socializing with them, but still was professional. As a result, she was well-known, greatly loved, and highly valued as someone who got things done.
Cheryl is survived by several cousins and friends.
Visitation at Maus Funeral Home in Attica, IN will be from 2 to 5 PM on Sunday. A private family graveside ceremony is planned. Cheryl will be buried next to her parents at West Lebanon Cemetery.
She was a 1972 graduate of Williamsport High School and attended Ivy Tech. Cheryl was a welcoming presence throughout her career, first at Myers Dental Clinic in Attica, then as a legal assistant at the Michael O'Reilly Law Office in Lafayette, and then as an assistant to the ISTA (Indiana State Teachers' Association) Uniserve Director, Don Thompson for Tippecanoe County Schools. After that office closed, Cheryl started working for Robie's Restaurant in Attica, a job which she thoroughly enjoyed because she knew most of the customers. She eventually also went to work at Misty's Bossaer Farms Bakery and Cafe until her health prohibited her from working. Her strength in all those roles was her personality. Cheryl was always smiling and greeting people and socializing with them, but still was professional. As a result, she was well-known, greatly loved, and highly valued as someone who got things done.
Cheryl is survived by several cousins and friends.
Visitation at Maus Funeral Home in Attica, IN will be from 2 to 5 PM on Sunday. A private family graveside ceremony is planned. Cheryl will be buried next to her parents at West Lebanon Cemetery.
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