Cynthia A. Grillo

I got to know Cindy through her job. Little did we know when she took on caring for our mom that we would become fast friends. Our mom was a great woman but as she got weaker and needed to rely on others she got a bit more stubborn than usual. Cindy matched her and wouldn't let her get away with anything. But mom loved playing cards and Cindy happily obliged and even beat Mom in Rummy a few times! We enjoyed talking about "our" town; as she graduated with my sister Kathy in 1980. She loved...

So sorry to hear about Cindy´s passing. Fond memories of our neighbors.

Such fond childhood memories of Cindy and the entire Kwiatowski family. It wasn't that long ago that my siblings and I were dividing up family photos. I of course, kept the one of Cindy and I making our First Communion together. My sincere condolences. I am sure that she will be missed greatly by all who loved and knew her.

Dear Kwiatkowski family, We are sorry to learn the passing of our fellow classmate Cindy. Please accept our deepest condolences. The Phillips Kids - Elm Ave - West Springfield Karen, Amy, Jeannine, James, Melissa, Dorothy, Patrick.

I am so very sorry for your loss. She was so young. Joyce it’s hard losing a sibling. May God be with all of you especially during this difficult time.
Sue Walsh
St Thomas Parishioner

I am so very sorry for your loss. Cindy was a bright energetic and loving mom who adored her family. May her family find peace through their memories of Cindy and her devotion to those she loved. She will be missed -Linda (the "crazy lady") who lived across the street from Cindy when she lived in Sterling and the kids were young. We had a lot of fun together.