Birth date: Nov 3, 1950 Death date: Dec 15, 2024
Cherie Newitt Roylance passed away on December 15, 2024, she was born November 3, 1950, in Spanish Fork, Utah. She is survived by her husband Gary Clark Roylance and her four children Jonathan Gary Roylance, Jody Thorne, Jana Act Read Obituary
Mom, my heart is sad you had to go so soon. I'm going to miss seeing your smile when i come into the room or hearing your laugh when i say something funny and getting a big hug when i come to visit. You are one of the most selfless people I know who has given your life to God and family. I know one day our souls will meet again and it will be a glorious day. If you can, never stop holding dads hand. I love you with all my being, your other favorite daughter, Jana
Mom, my heart is sad you had to go so soon. I'm going to miss seeing your smile when i come into the room or hearing your laugh when i say something funny and getting a big hug when i come to visit. You are one of the most selfless people I know who has given your life to God and family. I know one day our souls will meet again and it will be a glorious day. If you can, never stop holding dads hand. I love you with all my being, your other favorite daughter, Jana
I was lucky enough to be one of the many whose life was blessed immensely because of Cherie. She was the most generous, selfless, patient, compassionate human. Though she had a more quiet demeanor, she was a spiritual giant. She was deeply rooted in her love for and faith in God and her family. My most fond memories of her were just in quality time spent sewing, camping, playing games, bbqing on the weekends, and spending genuine quality family time, no matter what we were doing. When Kylee was a baby, and I was a new mom, I’ll never forget all the late nights I cried, exhausted while holding a screaming baby wondering if we were ever going to make it through the night- and she’d come in (wearing that invisible red hero’s cape) and take Kylee from me, pat me on the arm and tell me to go get some sleep, that she would take it from here. Never overstepping, just knowing when to help and step in. She accepted and loved me in a way that I’d never experienced, and she will forever be an example of the mother, friend, wife and grandmother I want to be. She will forever hold the most special place in my heart. Love her so very much 💙
Dear Grandma, I miss you so much already. You were such an amazing person and did so much for me throughout my life. I remember all the times you made me laugh, the stories you told me, and the warm hugs you gave. You always knew how to make me feel so special and loved. I’ll always remember the way you played with my hair, giving me the best advice, and most importantly gave me the most beautiful grandma inside and out that I could’ve asked for. Thank you for everything you did for me, for always being there, and for showing me what it means to be a good person. I love you so much and can’t wait to see you again one day. -Kylee
My mom was the most beautiful, loving, giving person I know. She taught me what it means to be a mom and wife through her example. She supported and encouraged me to always be better. She taught me what it means to love the gospel, and we always knew that when mom got down on her knees to pray that she would get an answer. We always felt loved and cherished. I love you mom!
