So many good memories and good times we had in our youth. I wouldn’t know where to begin. Cindy had the best smile and the best laugh. I know she will be missed. All my love
Ginny
She was a wonderful, kind, sweet woman who was my earthly angel, now she is my heavenly angel.I will miss her and remember always.
Cindy had the most beautiful smile. And she laughed a lot, which made me smile. We will miss her. May she rest in peace!! We loved her. Beth and Dick
I only had the pleasure of knowing Cindy for very brief periods, just a brief hello and exchange and she touched me, her spirit and heart, she was so sweet and I know she’ll be missed by all and especially Rick whom I extend my sincere condolences.
Cindy was such a wonderful person. I am so glad that I had meet her and spent time. Really had some great Yo
ones. You will be missed so very much. I love and miss you. My condolences are with to Rick so sorry. I love
We are so thankful that you found the love of your life in Rick and that he helped you to have a life that you loved. We are also very thankful you knew where you were going Cindy Lou and that Mom was one of the first to greet you. We love you and as our nephew Matt said it best.."until we meet again".
Cindy was very easy to make giggle and smile. Over our short acquaintance of these past 4 years ... I thoroughly enjoyed her presence most of all during her trying time this past year. I will miss you enourmously Cindy. Thank you for always being you.
I know that absent here on Earth is to be in the presence of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Cindy is/was an amazing person, such love and grace will be missed.
Cindy-Lou and I were great friends for over 50 years, memories full of laughter and love and fun. She was full of hope, smiles, and positivity even during our last Facetime - just so truly brave. I am so saddened by our loss here, but also joyful that she knew she was going to meet the Lord in Heaven and said to me “I’ll meet you there.” Praise God.
I had the honour and pleasure of knowing Cindy only for the past 8 months. She had a personality that made everyone around her happier and a better person. I can still see her amazing smile that brightened the room when she walked in. She will be truly missed.
You were the one I would call when I needed to just talk or blow off steam, the one I would call when I was struggling with a quilt I was working on, the one I would call when I had some funny story to share. You were and still are the one I want to reach out to when I need a good laugh, or to just connect with. I know you're in a better place, and I can't wait to join you. Miss u bunches.
Cindy had a Gentle Spirit and a Great warm smile. We always felt at home with Cindy and Rick. Her laugh was infectious, full and true. Kurt and I were blessed with the times we spent with her and Rick (no matter how long it had been). We felt & saw the love she had for Rick as well and the love Rick had for her. She will be greatly missed and know we will see her again.
There is so much to say and so little characters to use. Cindy was one of the most genuine and out going people I’ve ever had the pleasure of meeting. Her smile, her laugh, her caring ness for others was just a couple of the many perfections she had. Emma and I will miss going to see her whenever we are in the area.
With love, Michael & Emma
Cindy was a bright spot in our lives. She truely had a smile that could brighten up a room. When we remember her we will remember her smile and know that she is smiling down on us.
She was a blessed part of our family and lots of memories were made. Always in our hearts!
Denise & Jason
When someone you love becomes a memory, that memory becomes a treasure.
Cindy Lou you are loved and part of our hearts forever!
God brought Cindy into my life right when we both needed a confident. In road-construction, she ran the scale house and my work took me there..
We both did unusual jobs throughout life that most woman don't, and therefore we hit it off quickly..
The more I knew her, the more excuses I'd come up with to go to the scale-house.
She had a way of doing that -- Endearing you to her heart.
I feel blessed that we had wonderful times, as they say "rolling-on-the floor laughing" sometimes even through tears of life's trials which had shaped us.
I hear Cindy saying those last words of advice in her obituary and know she lived by them. She will be remembered dearly in my heart.
“Let me tell ya ‘bout my best friend”. Cindy Lou came into my life (& the O’Brien family)
in the early 1970’s. I adored Cindy from the first time I met her. Cindy Lou had the biggest heart. “ Let’s go make some memories “, she would say, and did we ever!
It’s just, “bye, for now”, my love. You said yours would be the first smile I see. Holding you to it. I love you
I'm Glad You're In My Dash
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Memory Eternal, sister!