Cheryl Gail Rudolph: 71, Windsor, passed away peacefully surrounded by love on October 17, 2025, in Dykeland Lodge, Windsor. Born in Beaverbank on August 4, 1954, she was a daughter of Thelma Avril (Gilby) Lively and the late Ceryl Lively.

Leaving behind to mourn besides her mother and the one who will miss her the most is her husband of 27 years, Charlie; daughter Shona Lively; sister Carolyn Lively, also left to mourn her is her God Mother Sylvia Moore. Cheryl had a special bond with her aunt; they loved each other unconditionally.

During one of her last days Charlie would touch Cheryl under her chin and say she was his Dragon Always she would laugh when some one would growl and say don’t call her that.

That was one pet name, someone else called her Nan.

Cheryl is predeceased by brother Dale Lively and Mother-in-law Bertha Millet.

Cheryl loved to eat and when invited out always would say thank you and remark on how pretty the table looked.

Cheryl loved sports, the Blue Jays, then comes hockey The Toronto Maple Leafs.

Cheryl loved Bingo and often won something…..it did not matter what the win was.

Cheryl attended church often to hear the late Rev. Garnet Parker speak and always enjoyed his doll characters. She often sang with a great voice to all the old hymns. In her last days she would often talk about meeting Rev. Parker soon.

Cremation has taken place and there will be a Graveside Service in Armitage Cemetery, Burlington on Wednesday October 22, 2025 @ 2 pm. Rev. Betty Parker officiating, followed by a reception (all Welcome) at Margie's Spencer place 42 Armitage Road.

Charlie would like to thank Reed, Bernie and Staff and also extends his heartfelt thanks to all of Cheryl’s caregivers and friends she made at Dykeland.

Thank you all for calls, cards, food and love shown during these difficult days.

Arrangements have been entrusted to the compassionate care of the J. Wilson Allen Funeral Home, Hwy 215, Summerville, N.S.Phone 1-902-633-2431 or please visit our be site at www.allenfh.ca to sign the guest book or leave a private condolence.