Cheyenne Keith Albro GREENVILLE — Cheyenne Keith Albro, 52, of Greenville died Wednesday, June 23, 2010, at his home. He was born Aug. 10, 1957. He was director of the Pennyrile Narcotics Task Force, a member of Riverside Missionary Baptist Church and a member of Pond River Masonic Lodge No. 244. He was preceded inContinue Reading
Johnny Ford
left a message on December 11, 2021:
I know this is late but may GOD give the family peace and comfort. I knew Cheyenne when I was on the wrong side of the law. He always treated me with dignity and respect. Rest in peace.
Johnny Ford
left a message on December 11, 2021:
I know this is late but may GOD give the family peace and comfort. I knew Cheyenne when I was on the wrong side of the law. He always treated me with dignity and respect. Rest in peace.
Lynn (tlppta@yahoo.com)
left a message on August 4, 2010:
My condolences to the Albro Family, During this time of great sorrow, may it comfort you to know that others are deeply touched by your loss. I too know the pain of losing someone dear. Even though our hearts are broken, rest assure that our Grand Creator cares about you personally (1Peter5:7) and can help you though this difficult time. Revelation 21:4 speaks of a time soon when God will do away with death forever. There will be no more sorrow, heartache, or pain. May your happy memories and sure scriptural hope comfort your hearts during this painful time.
Davida
left a message on July 23, 2010:
God be wiithDarrin and his sisters in this time of need.. be with Darrin and guide and comfort him as he takes on the task that lye's ahead of him..I know he lost a big part of his life when Chey died..Chey was a gently giant..He will be missed by everyone. Gone but never forgotten. RIP Cheyenne Albro
Cindy and Larry Hill
left a message on June 28, 2010:
Cheyenne was a wonderful mentor to our two children, Angela and Jason Thomas Hill. He worked with them in the school and also with the Shooting Sports program. He was always friendly, smiling and helpful. He was a great asset to the youth of Muhlenberg County. He was a big man with a big heart.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
PATRICIA MCPHERSON
left a message on June 27, 2010:
MY SINCEREST SYMPATHY TO THE FAMILY AND FELLOW POLICE OFFICERS ON THE LOSS OF YOUR LOVED ONE AND RESPECTED COLLEAGUE. I AM JUST A NEIGHBOR MUHLENBERG COUNTIAN WITH GREAT RESPECT FOR OUR LAW OFFICERS. MAY GOD BLESS AND STRENGTHEN YOU DURING THIS TIME OF LOSS AND SORROW. TRISH MCPHERSON
Melissa Maddox
left a message on June 27, 2010:
My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this very sad time.I have known Cheyenne for quit some time even though we had not got to all hang out like we use to.Cheyenne was always the same no matter how long it had been since you seen him and no matter what every time you seen him he always had that great smile.I will never forget him and I feel blessed to have known such a wonderful person. I will never forget the Christmas' and New years we have spent there in the past.I remember one year he was so excited for Megan and Kortney to open up the presents he had got them both pink cameras.Cheyenne always got enjoyment out of making other people happy God is so very lucky to be getting him. love ya
Melissa Randolph
left a message on June 27, 2010:
I just want to express my deepest sympathies to the family. I am so sorry for your loss.
Hugh Sweatt
left a message on June 27, 2010:
Cheyenne had a lot of friends. He never met a stranger and even when he had to arrest someone he did it with compassion and understanding. He enjoyed this life to the fullest and he is enjoying his new life today. He touched many, many people throughout the years and we will miss him. May God comfort you during this difficult time and fill your heads and hearts of great memories of a wonderful person.
Sandy Simpson
left a message on June 27, 2010:
Working for Congressman Whitfield I have had the pleasure of knowing and working with this great man for several years. Cheyenne shared with me his commitment to stop the meth. He spoke often about his concern and passion to help the children in these meth homes. He loved his job and he respected and cared for the people he worked with. He was a gentle giant. I am sadden to learn of his death. I am sadden to know i will not be able to hear my friends gentle voice again. I will miss him greatly. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and with all his friends.
Sheriff Bobby Hopper from Fulton County
left a message on June 26, 2010:
I considered Cheyenne a very good friend. At the sheriff's association training he told everyone he had adopted me as his daddy. I wish I could come to central city but health issues are keeping me away at this time. I am extremely sorry for the loss of Cheyenne .
Greg Warmack
left a message on June 25, 2010:
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Josh Barnes
left a message on June 25, 2010:
He was one of the greatest men I have ever met, if not the greatest. He was good to me and my family.
Clay Cessna
left a message on June 25, 2010:
I knew Cheyenne from when i lived in Muhlenberg Co.. I used to work with the State Arson Divison...
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Johnny Ford
left a message on December 11, 2021:
I know this is late but may GOD give the family peace and comfort. I knew Cheyenne when I was on the wrong side of the law. He always treated me with dignity and respect. Rest in peace.
Johnny Ford
left a message on December 11, 2021:
I know this is late but may GOD give the family peace and comfort. I knew Cheyenne when I was on the wrong side of the law. He always treated me with dignity and respect. Rest in peace.
Lynn (tlppta@yahoo.com)
left a message on August 4, 2010:
My condolences to the Albro Family, During this time of great sorrow, may it comfort you to know that others are deeply touched by your loss. I too know the pain of losing someone dear. Even though our hearts are broken, rest assure that our Grand Creator cares about you personally (1Peter5:7) and can help you though this difficult time. Revelation 21:4 speaks of a time soon when God will do away with death forever. There will be no more sorrow, heartache, or pain. May your happy memories and sure scriptural hope comfort your hearts during this painful time.
Davida
left a message on July 23, 2010:
God be wiithDarrin and his sisters in this time of need.. be with Darrin and guide and comfort him as he takes on the task that lye's ahead of him..I know he lost a big part of his life when Chey died..Chey was a gently giant..He will be missed by everyone. Gone but never forgotten. RIP Cheyenne Albro
Cindy and Larry Hill
left a message on June 28, 2010:
Cheyenne was a wonderful mentor to our two children, Angela and Jason Thomas Hill. He worked with them in the school and also with the Shooting Sports program. He was always friendly, smiling and helpful. He was a great asset to the youth of Muhlenberg County. He was a big man with a big heart.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
PATRICIA MCPHERSON
left a message on June 27, 2010:
MY SINCEREST SYMPATHY TO THE FAMILY AND FELLOW POLICE OFFICERS ON THE LOSS OF YOUR LOVED ONE AND RESPECTED COLLEAGUE. I AM JUST A NEIGHBOR MUHLENBERG COUNTIAN WITH GREAT RESPECT FOR OUR LAW OFFICERS. MAY GOD BLESS AND STRENGTHEN YOU DURING THIS TIME OF LOSS AND SORROW. TRISH MCPHERSON
Melissa Maddox
left a message on June 27, 2010:
My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this very sad time.I have known Cheyenne for quit some time even though we had not got to all hang out like we use to.Cheyenne was always the same no matter how long it had been since you seen him and no matter what every time you seen him he always had that great smile.I will never forget him and I feel blessed to have known such a wonderful person. I will never forget the Christmas' and New years we have spent there in the past.I remember one year he was so excited for Megan and Kortney to open up the presents he had got them both pink cameras.Cheyenne always got enjoyment out of making other people happy God is so very lucky to be getting him. love ya
Melissa Randolph
left a message on June 27, 2010:
I just want to express my deepest sympathies to the family. I am so sorry for your loss.
Hugh Sweatt
left a message on June 27, 2010:
Cheyenne had a lot of friends. He never met a stranger and even when he had to arrest someone he did it with compassion and understanding. He enjoyed this life to the fullest and he is enjoying his new life today. He touched many, many people throughout the years and we will miss him. May God comfort you during this difficult time and fill your heads and hearts of great memories of a wonderful person.
Sandy Simpson
left a message on June 27, 2010:
Working for Congressman Whitfield I have had the pleasure of knowing and working with this great man for several years. Cheyenne shared with me his commitment to stop the meth. He spoke often about his concern and passion to help the children in these meth homes. He loved his job and he respected and cared for the people he worked with. He was a gentle giant. I am sadden to learn of his death. I am sadden to know i will not be able to hear my friends gentle voice again. I will miss him greatly. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and with all his friends.
Sheriff Bobby Hopper from Fulton County
left a message on June 26, 2010:
I considered Cheyenne a very good friend. At the sheriff's association training he told everyone he had adopted me as his daddy. I wish I could come to central city but health issues are keeping me away at this time. I am extremely sorry for the loss of Cheyenne .
Greg Warmack
left a message on June 25, 2010:
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Josh Barnes
left a message on June 25, 2010:
He was one of the greatest men I have ever met, if not the greatest. He was good to me and my family.
Clay Cessna
left a message on June 25, 2010:
I knew Cheyenne from when i lived in Muhlenberg Co.. I used to work with the State Arson Divison...
left a message:
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