Cheryl Parker Carlyle

Cheryl Parker Carlyle was a Jacksonville-area woman whose life was rooted in home and community. Public records show she and her husband lived in the Whitelock Farms neighborhood of St. Johns County; they were associated with a small business, DCE Services, which listed the Carlyles at their Plumton Court address. Those who knew the couple described the events of late November 2014 with disbelief, remembering Cheryl as part of the neighborhood fabric where friends and family gathered.

At age 49, Cheryl’s life included both personal and civic connections in the Jacksonville/St. Johns area. Though formal public remembrances published by funeral homes or family-authorized obituaries were not found in available archives, contemporaneous reporting confirms she was found deceased at her home on November 21, 2014. The medical examiner later determined her death was a homicide, and the local law-enforcement response and reporting reflect the community’s shock and grief at the loss.

Beyond the limited public record, Cheryl’s life can be honored by acknowledging the ordinary, meaningful elements that define many people's lives: relationships with family, the steadiness of everyday routines, and participation in local work and neighborhood life. Records linking Cheryl to the Plumton Court address and the small company DCE Services suggest she and her husband shared business as well as home, and that her life touched others in the area.

Cheryl’s passing left family, neighbors, and friends with a profound absence. This remembrance centers her as a person whose life mattered to those around her rather than as a headline—recognizing that behind every public record is a life of relationships and small, irreplaceable moments. May those who loved her find comfort in memory and company in community.