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Cheryl Denise Paulk Seymour passed at her home after a prolonged battle with her illness. Born to Kenneth Hugh and Esthalene Price Paulk of Columbus, GA on May 23, 1974, she was preceded in death by her father and her sister, Beverly Paulk Paul.
She is survived by her husband of 19 years, Jeffery Neal Seymour, her children, Alex (24) and Jack (18), Estha Paulk (mother), Terri Paulk (sister), Amie Allen (niece), and TJ Paul (nephew).
She graduated from Shaw High School in 1992, she went on to receive her Bachelors of Science Degree in Secondary Education from Auburn University in 1996, a Masters of Fine Arts – Educational / Instructional Technology from University of Phoenix in 2002, and a Specialist Certificate in Educational/Instructional Media Design from University of West Georgia in 2009.
Cheryl worked as a teacher at Hardaway High School in Social Studies, Civics, and Economics until 2014.
Some of her favorite activities were music, softball, and theatrical productions. She was a long-time fan of the Auburn Tigers. She also proudly enjoyed the various sports, concerts, and performances of her children.
Cheryl was a faithful believer and most recently a member of The Church of the Highlands.
To commemorate her life a graveside service will be held at Parkhill Cemetery, Columbus, Ga on Friday, September 13, 2024 at 10:00 am. We welcome all who knew her and wish to join us in celebrating the life of a woman who was loved deeply and will be missed. The family and friends will remain graveside following the service for a brief period.
In Lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Georgia Hospice.
Georgia Cremation-Columbus is assisting the family with arrangements.
Martha Noyes says
I am so sad to read that Cheryl has passed away, but I know she has fought for a while. My son knew Cheryl at Shaw, and I taught with Cheryl at Hardaway. Cheryl’s smile will be missed. I enjoyed knowing and working with Cheryl. All of the family will be in my thoughts.
Charlotte Matthews says
Cheryl was a joy to know. So sorry for her family’s loss. Lifting you up in prayer. Strength to all of you.