I knew Cindy while working for Inacom. She was the heart and soal at Inacom. She always had a warm and carring word for anyone who meet her. I will mis her, God Bless You!
To Morgan and family-I am very sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
-An ESM family
(I'm sure I speak for many.)
Cindy & hubby Steve volunteered with me at the "5C" hospital clinic and the McDonald House (as did her parents) for years. Good people. I want Cindy's daughter to know that I have never known of a more "wished for" child ~ and how incredibly happy your parents were when you came into their lives. You have a extra guardian angel now. Make her proud and no matter what, know you are never alone on this earth - bad things happen to good people, but genuine love NEVER dies. With sincere sympathy, Marilyn
I got to know Cindy during her office visits at HOACNY. despite the devastating toll this horrible disease was taking she always had a smile for me and nothing but kind words. With her husband by her side she did all she could to at least fend off this cancer with the hopes of seeing her daughter graduate from high school. to be taken from her family at such a young age is one of life's cruelties that this family and those that had the profound pleasure of knowing Cindy could surely live without. my deepest sympathies to her family.
Cindy was a warm, friendly and caring soul to those of us who shared our college years with her. Heaven is a happier place with her there. May beautiful memories soon replace the sorrow that is felt by her family.
