She was from Dale City, Virginia and a 15-year government employee who worked as an administrative assistant for the U.S. Army in the Pentagon. Cheryle was a loving and devoted friend, mother, grandmother and wife. Survivors include her mother, Frances K. Thedans; her brothers and sisters; her husband, Chief Warrant Officer Craig W. Sincock; her daughters, Debbie M. Templin, Stacy L. Thedans, and Michelle C. Cropp and 8 grandchildren, Jacob, Meghan, Ethan, Kathy, Abbey, Ryan, and recent additions Casey and Kevin.
Her actual burial is at Quantico Cemetery and her name is also memorialized at the World Trade Center.
Her actual burial is at Quantico Cemetery and her name is also memorialized at the World Trade Center.
She was from Dale City, Virginia and a 15-year government employee who worked as an administrative assistant for the U.S. Army in the Pentagon. Cheryle was a loving and devoted friend, mother, grandmother and wife. Survivors include her mother, Frances K. Thedans; her brothers and sisters; her husband, Chief Warrant Officer Craig W. Sincock; her daughters, Debbie M. Templin, Stacy L. Thedans, and Michelle C. Cropp and 8 grandchildren, Jacob, Meghan, Ethan, Kathy, Abbey, Ryan, and recent additions Casey and Kevin.
Her actual burial is at Quantico Cemetery and her name is also memorialized at the World Trade Center.
Her actual burial is at Quantico Cemetery and her name is also memorialized at the World Trade Center.
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