I don't know what to say about Cheri, except that I wish she were still here. I saw her for a few years after graduation. I worked at the Port of Call and Cheri and her husband would come in. She was kind of a mess, but she was a funny, vibrant, brilliant mess.
Cheryl was born on Nov 5th, 1949 and passed away much too soon on Nov 23rd, 1996.
Cheryl Bella Horton, A Lawyer, Died At Memorial Medical Center Thursday Of An
Accidental Prescription Drug Overdose. She Was 46. Ms. Horton Was A Lifelong Resident Of New Orleans.
She Graduated From The Tulane University School Of Law. She Had Served As An Ad Hoc Judge For Orleans
Parish Juvenile Court And Was A Public Defender In The Orleans Indigent Defender Program. She Was A
Member Of The Massachusetts And Louisiana State Bar Associations. Survivors Include Her Son, David
Farrell Kolb; Her Father, Bernard A. Horton; A Brother, Joseph Abraham Horton; And A Sister, Rae Ann
Horton. Graveside Services Will Be Held At 3 P.M. Today At Anshe Sfard Cemetery, 4400 Elysian Fields
Ave. Tharp-Sontheimer-Tharp Is Handling Arrangements. 11-24-1996 Times Picayune
Cheri was one of my best friends at Franklin. While I think that I ususally gave the impression of a "good girl," I was often a back-up player to Cheri's antics. I remember The Santa Mouse sketch very well, including the large quantities of liquor consumed prior to the performance.
Cheri was certainly one of a kind. I attended her funeral and was so sad that she had ended her life.
Michael Martin
I don't know what to say about Cheri, except that I wish she were still here. I saw her for a few years after graduation. I worked at the Port of Call and Cheri and her husband would come in. She was kind of a mess, but she was a funny, vibrant, brilliant mess.
May Kay (Wong)
Thomas Sancton
Funny, irreverent, irrepressible. Who can forget her mouse costume act in the cafetorium? A great loss to all who knew her.
Briann Fisher (Shear)
Cheri was one of my best friends at Franklin. While I think that I ususally gave the impression of a "good girl," I was often a back-up player to Cheri's antics. I remember The Santa Mouse sketch very well, including the large quantities of liquor consumed prior to the performance.
Cheri was certainly one of a kind. I attended her funeral and was so sad that she had ended her life.