Kathern "Cindy" Crouch

Kathern "Cindy" Crouch May.28.1929 - Nov.17, 2013 Resident of Dublin Cindy Crouch, 84 passed away on Sunday November 17th at Kaiser Hospital in Walnut Creek. Born in Indianapolis, Indiana to Frank and Alta Mae "Peggy" Taylor, Cindy Crouh was a resident of Dublin, California for over 40 years. She is survived by her son, Joseph Miller of Los Angeles, her daughter Sue Kalvoda of Danville, CA, her daughter Melanie Crouch of Dublin, CA, her sister Lee Coble of Livermore, her granddaughter Shannon Tobin of San Ramon, CA and her granddaughter Nicole Miller of Los Angeles. Cindy was preceded in death by her first husband, Paul S. Miller of Pittsfield, Illinois who died March 4, 2013, and by her second husband, Bob Lee Crouch of Dublin, CA who died October 20th, 2000, her brother Michael Anthony Taylor who died August 31st, 1984 at 43. Cindy first came to California in in the early 70's residing in Pacifica, South San Francisco and then to Dublin. She worked many years for the Emporium Capwell, as a decorator and in management of their custom draperies division before opening her own business called "Window Creations". There are many homes in the tri valley area that bear her touch. All of her life she was famous for helping those in need. If you were down on your luck, or needed a meal or a safe and warm place to rest, she was always there to accommodate and comfort. Her last 6 years were given to raising 4 young children Caleb 13, Alexis 12, Jacob 9 and Ginny 8. Although it was hard for her aging body to keep up, she never missed holiday pageants at school, parent teacher meetings and Doctor and Dentist appointments with her "kids". She was always raising kids her whole life. She was nicknamed Saint Cindy and "the Cruise Director" within the family. Services will be held at Resurrection Lutheran Church located at 7557 Amador Valley Blvd. Dublin, CA on Saturday December 7th at 11am. Memorial contributions may be made in lieu of flowers to: Resurrection Child Development Fund and mailed directly to the church in her memory.