Cherylynn was born about 1954. She is the daughter of Colin Varney and Evelyn Davies.
Cheryl loved to play ten pin bowling every wednesday night in the 1980s after tea. Wednesday night a quick tea with brother Michael Leonard Varney (deceased) and Cynthea Jenke at a unit in Salisbury. Cheryl’s flat mate Martin included.
Cheryl worked at Weapons research as a receptionist for many years.
Eldest sibling of four. Each four years apart.
Married st St Peters lutheran church at Elizabeth South Australia. Australia Married Keith hampel and lived and worked on the land at Kooringa Hill Kapunda South Australia. Mother of four including twins. An article noted theres something in the water at Kapunda. There was so many twins born during the time Cheryls twins were born.
Cheryl separated from Keith and moved to Nurioopta before moving to Victoria. Cheryl built a house in Mildura in the same complex as her Father and Cyntheas 2nd husbands cousins.
Cheryl was in recession of breast cancer twice until it took hold. Cheryl’s mother Evelyn also died of breast cancer.
Keith Father Gordon Hampel https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/271945934
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