Cherryl and Stephen Grove

Beloved son, brother, and friend: Stephen Michael Grove passed away April 15, 2017. Stephen’s family and friends mourn his loss deeply, but also celebrate his legacy of kindness, which will remain with them always. A native of Angwin, Stephen is best remembered by his love of the forest, brilliant laugh, quiet strength, skill with a bow drill, tactical prowess, strong work ethic, and gentle demeanor. While Stephen has left his home on earth, his voice can still be heard amongst the wind in the tall trees, his laugh bubbling in the hum of a river, his smile rippling in the dappled sunlight upon the leaves, and his spirit living on through each of his friends who spent many joyful hours in the pleasure of his company. Stephen’s family and friends invite you to join them in honoring his great legacy of learning and conservation by making a charitable contribution to the California Wildlife Center, http:/cawildlife.org/ in his name.

Cherryl (Cherry) Grove

Beloved Wife, Sister and Mother: Cherry Cherryl Kay Grove Passed away peacefully October 26 2017 in Loma Linda, CA. Cherry was born in Loma Linda, CA June 23 1948 to Glenn and Kathleen Cordis. She was preceded in death by her son Stephen Grove of Angwin, CA. She is survived by her Husband Gayle Grove, Her son Paul Grove of Spokane WA, Her Brother Neil Cordis of Ukiah, CA and her Brother David Cordis of Westport, CA. Cherry Graduated Andrews University with a BS degree in secondary education with a minor in foods and nutrition. Cherry’s career in Education and Food Service spanned 33 years. Her contributions to Garden State Academy, Tranquility Adventist School, Pacific Union College and PUC Discoveryland preschool influenced many people with her enthusiasm, creativity, strong work ethic and dedication to SDA education. Her hobbies included gardening, quilting and counting cross stitch. She could also play the accordion. At one time she was proficient with American Sign Language. Her role of a lifetime was as a loving mother and wife. She will be remembered for friendliness, acceptance and kindness. Please help keep her memory and mission alive with contributions to Discoveryland Preschool Angwin. Call Discoveryland at 707-965-2092 or go the www.puc.edu, alumni, give to PUC, select the Cherryl “Cherry” Grove Discoveryland improvement Fund.

Message given by Pastor Dan Mathews. Music by Lucy Lewis PHD.