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Cheryl Campbell
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Cheryl (r) was the life of practically any party. Robin Gallo (l)was a fan. Credit: Mark Bult / Bay Area Action Archives

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(July 1958 – February 1999)

Cheryl Ann Campbell was a larger-than-life BAA Rad Sheep and one of the infamous “6-Pack.” She was Garden Manager of BAA’s Midtown Palo Alto Garden in 1994, and known for the line, “I can’t wait to see what life has in store for me today!” In 1999, we lost her beautiful soul to an automobile accident. She was 40 years old.

Cheryl Campbell

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Volunteer, Midtown Palo Alto Garden Manager

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