Cheryl Jayne Fronsoe

Cheryl Jayne Fronsoe (McGee) was born to Calvin and Ruth McGee of Compton, California on July 5, 1951. Cheryl was educated in the Compton Unified School District and graduated from Centennial Senior High School. Cheryl went on to attend college at California State University Dominguez Hills where she graduated with a Baccalaureate degree in Economics. Following completion of her degree, Cheryl moved to Minnesota. Shortly after her move, Cheryl attended a service at Evangelist Crusaders Church which resulted in the surrendering of her life to Jesus Christ. Cheryl became a member of Evangelist Crusaders Church, and it was here that she met David Fronsoe. The two were married in 1985, and to their union were born four daughters: Coco (lost in miscarriage), Angela, Erica, and Elizabeth. In 1980, Cheryl became employed with Hennepin County in the Torrens Department as a Real Estate and Tax Services Clerk (REATS), eventually rising to the level of REATS II. She remained employed by Hennepin County until the time of her passing. Cheryl was actively involved with many church ministries including nursing home ministry, choir, praise team, praise dance, prison ministry, and more. She became the First Lady of Evangelist Crusaders Church upon the installation of her husband, David, as the senior pastor in 2003. In addition to her church activities, she was an avid reader, enjoyed the cooking channel, BBC murder mysteries, and spending time with family and friends. Throughout her adult life, First Lady Cheryl had several health concerns, including kidney failure and a heart condition. She'd had two kidney transplants and although her health presented many challenges over time, she always held to the belief that God was in control and that He could heal her in all ways. In early 2020, First Lady Cheryl was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Over the course of the year she saw chemo treatments and several hospitalizations, but she always pushed through and continued to keep her spirits lifted, trusting that her life continued to be in the hands of her Lord and Savior. On July 16, 2021 First Lady Cheryl was taken to the hospital and later that evening, surrounded by immediate family, she would receive her ultimate healing as she transitioned to glory. Cheryl was preceded in death by her father, Calvin Wesley McGee; brother Calvin Wesley McGee Jr.; daughter, Koinonia ("Coco"); granddaughter Eden Grace Moore. She is survived by her mother, Ruth McGee; husband, Pastor David L. Fronsoe; daughters Angela Fronsoe, Erica Moore (John), and Liz Fronsoe; brother Ralph McGee; sister-in-law, Shirley McGee; uncle Leon Harris (Joyce) and Aunt Vera Hughes as well as a host of cousins, nieces, nephews, and friends. First Lady Cheryl was a devoted servant of the Lord and loving wife, mother, daughter, sister, friend, and much more. She was loved by so many and will be greatly missed by all.

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Cheryl Jayne Fronsoe

July 5, 1951 - July 16, 2021

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Cheryl Jayne Fronsoe

July 5, 1951 - July 16, 2021

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