The Cheeks Family System (CFS) is focused on the extended Cheeks family beginning with Walter Sr. and Idella Cheeks (Generation 1) and their thirteen (13) sons and daughters (Generation 2) and the following generations.
Click the button below to display the Generations 1 and 2 family tree.
You also have the option to print or download that family tree as a PDF document.
Note: The print function will only work if there is a printer configured with the desktop/laptop/tablet/phone you are using.
The purpose of CFS is to create a private, virtual “Town Square” that is a safe, respectful gathering place for our family, no matter what age. CFS was designed, based on three objectives, to create that virtual “town square.
Click the following button to display a detailed description of the three objectives. You also have the option to print or download the detailed descriptions as a PDF document.
CFS is made up of component parts “tied” together to provide the features and functionality to achieve the three objectives described above.
Click the following button to display a list of those component parts. You also have the option to print or download the component list as a PDF document.
A detailed description of each CFS component part, additional design details, and a complete system diagram are available in the CFS Design Details section.
I recommend that you review the Moving Around the "Town Square" (website) webpage, which describes the menu and submenu tabs, which appear at the top of each webpage. Selection of a menu or menu/submenu tab is how you move around the CFS “Town Square” (access the various sections of the website).
The Menu and Submenu Descriptions webpage provides a description of each menu and submenu tab and a description of the CFS “Town Square” area (website section) accessed by the menu or submenu tab.
After reviewing those two sections, I suggest that you take the website “out for a spin”🏍 and begin checking out various parts of our “Town Square".
Spring/Summer at the Cheeks Family System's Virtual "Town Square"