Cherie Brueck-Vogt :: Russell Haven of Rest

Cherie Brueck-Vogt, 61

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Cherie Brueck-Vogt, born on October 26, 1963, at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland, passed away on July 23, 2025, at the age of 61, surrounded by her loving family. She died after a short illness. At the time of her passing, Cherie resided in Green Cove Springs, Florida, on her beautiful horse property with her husband and beloved animals.

Cherie dedicated over 40 years to public service, working as a supervisor with the Department of Labor for the Federal Government. Her greatest passion was her horses, and she found immense joy in owning, caring for, and riding them on her property. Those who knew Cherie will remember her warm and friendly nature, especially toward her family and friends.

Cherie was preceded in death by her father, William V. Brueck. Her Father in law Elmer. She is survived by her devoted husband, Richard Vogt; her daughter, Jessica Duval, and her husband, Jerry Duval; her son, Richard Vogt, and his wife, Maria Vogt. She is also survived by her granddaughters, Anna Donaldson and Lola Vogt; her grandson, Jacob Duval; her mother, Jean Brueck; her sister, DeAnna Brueck-Adeeb, and her husband, Jeffrey Adeeb; her brother, William M. Brueck, and his wife, Megan Brueck; and her nieces, Brianna Adeeb, Arianna Adeeb, and Danika Brueck. Her Mothers in law Doris “Ayla” and Toni. Brothers In Law Robert and Ronald and Sister In Law Rosemary “Rosie”.

Funeral services will be held 11:00 AM Thursday, August 14, 2025 at Elevate Life Church- Oakleaf, 8650 Merchants Way, Jacksonville, FL 32222. The family will receive friends beginning at 10:00 AM until 11:00 AM prior to services. Burial will follow in Jacksonville National Cemetery at 2:30 PM, located at 4083 Lannie Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32218, at 2:30 PM.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made in Cherie’s name to: Equestrians Inc., a registered 501(c)(3) Thoroughbred racehorse rescue and sanctuary. Equestrian Inc. Jacksonville National Cemetery flower policy only allows “2” funeral arrangements; please honor Cherie through a donation.

Arrangements are under the care of Russell Haven of Rest Cemetery, Funeral Home and Cremation Center, 2335 Sandridge Road, Green Cove Springs, FL 32043. Family and friends may share their condolences at: www.RHRFH.com 904-284-7720

Richard Vogt

I can’t believe you are no longer here. I imagine you’re riding your beautiful horse “ Thunder “ and your Dad Bill and my Dad Elmer are welcoming you to the kingdom of Heaven. Dad take care of your “Cherie Berry “
You are not only the greatest wife a man could hope for but also my sole mate.
You have such a loving heart for people especially your family and for animals. Your love for horses has no limits.
I was looking forward to us retiring together.
I’m lost without you. I love you Cherie. I look forward to the day I’m with you again.
Until then rest easy I will be ok, I have our children (Jessica and Richard) and Grandchildren (Anna, Lola and Jacob) to help me go on.
41 years together is just the start. I’ll see you soon.
Love always
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Ronald Vogt

We lost a truly beautiful soul. Cherie loved my brother with a devotion that could be felt by everyone around them. She cared fiercely for her family, always putting their needs before her own, and she adored her animals—each one held a special place in her heart. Her giving spirit had no limits, and her kindness touched the lives of everyone who was lucky enough to cross her path. The world feels a little dimmer without her. We will carry her with us always.
Ronald Vogt

We lost a truly beautiful soul. Cherie loved my brother with a devotion that could be felt by everyone around them. She cared fiercely for her family, and she adored her animals. Her kindness touched the lives of everyone lucky enough to meet her.

The world feels a little dimmer without her, but we will carry her with us always. She had a way of making people feel welcome and loved, and she always made me feel like part of the family, even though I couldn’t visit as often as I would have liked. Despite the distance, she made it seem like I was always there, always included, and always remembered. That was the kind of heart she had, and it’s a gift I will treasure forever.