Even under a mask, you can sense Cheryl Gallet cringing when someone calls her a hero. But it’s the best way to describe Gallet’s actions in the early-morning hours of Oct. 20 when she and another good Samaritan rescued a pregnant Naperville woman by pulling her from an SUV that flipped on its roof and caught fire after a multicar crash on I-355.
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