Cindy Lynn Davis

Cindy Davis Obituary

CINDY LYNN DAVIS, 47, passed away May 29, 2004. She is survived by her daughter: Carie Winkle, mother: Tootsie Garten and father: Paul Ponder, sisters: Cathy Lawrence and Sheri Kizer, brothers: Billy Paul Ponder Jr. and Hank Clements, nieces Randi, Ashley, Christina and Hali, nephews Bo and Kelton, fiancé: Mike Earnest and his daughters Brittni and Megan and her best friends from the SISTERHOOD Paula and Jacki. A memorial service will be held at 2:00 p.m. Tuesday in the chapel of Klein Funeral Home. For those wishing donations should be made to the Shriners Burn Hospital.

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Published by Houston Chronicle from May 30 to May 31, 2004.

Memories and Condolences
for Cindy Davis

11 Entries

Colleen Davis

June 28, 2004

First, please let me send my condolences to the family of Cindy Davis in this time of sorrow.

You see I met Cindy through a Dear friend Susan. They had a friendship like no other but they always included me like one of the group.

I'll never forget my 30th. Birthday when Cindy and Susan surprised me. Cindy had put together this wonderful presentation of me and told me all the neatest things about the person I am and my life.

Cindy's smile shined like no other.... Her kind words and the way she treated everyone is irreplaceable.

I still fill your presence and your still working your magic!

Your friend, Colleen

susan williams

June 28, 2004

CINDY

YOU ARE THE SISTER I NEVER HAD....

THE BESTEST FRIEND I EVER HAD....

AND I LOVE YOU MORE THAN WORDS CAN SAY.... THAT WILL NEVER CHANGE!!!

A TOAST TO US AND "THREE BEARS SQUATTING ON THE MOUNTAIN"

LIVE, LOVE AND LAUGHTER

ALWAYS AND FOREVER AFTER...

(((((HUGS)))))

SUSAN

Sandi Pelham

June 28, 2004

What an emptiness I feel, since you've gone to a better place- and this happened when I was gone for 3 wks. in fact the day I left!!! You were so near & so dear, & always will be!! We had many great memories!! A real bond & true friendship-I will miss our in depth visits, the laughter, the stopping by, the phone ringing & deciding who needs what? You've been one terrific friend & buddy & I know your spirit and joy will always be here with me, I love you Cindy--Love Sandi

Jacki Keith

June 18, 2004

Eulogy by Paula Dalton & Jacki Keith:

Jacki:

As many of you know, Cindy and I have been friends for a long time. For those of you who don't, this November it will be 31 years since we met at Robert E. Lee High School here in Houston. Eight years later, we met Paula and the three of us have been together ever since. People say if you have one good friend in life, you should consider yourself blessed. The three of us have at least two. We may not have had it all together, but together we had it all.

Cindy's family meant the world to her. She always said her family put the fun in dysfunctional. When her family was around her, she glowed, no matter what else was going on in her life. No-one could make her beam with pride like her daughter, Carie, or car-bear as she always called her.

Paula:

You know the old saying, "you can pick your friends but you can't pick your family"? Well 22 some odd years ago Cindy, Jacki and myself proved that to be a falsehood when we created the Sisterhood, better known as the "Sisters of Mercy" which carried the motto: You Don't Mess(Ha) With The Sisters. During these years many stories were spawned but only a few will be shared with you today. At one time in my life when things were very dim I called Cindy crying and she asked me two questions: do you need any money; and do you need me there? I told her I don't need money but I will always need you. That's just the way she was. I don't think the word no was in her vocabulary and I dare to say that anyone here today ever asked anything of Cindy that was denied.

When Cindy, Jacki and I all lived together my mother asked how it was going and I said Great! - Jacki cooks, I clean and Cindy fluffs. She asked, why does Cindy get away with only fluffing? I said well Cindy has the company credit card! Paul, we appreciate all the dinners and drinks you provided for us girls. And by the way, we had a lot of fun with that card. You see, it was International Supply at that time and the card read, "INTL SPY",which raised alot of brows thinking surely these girls can't be International Spies! Thanks Paul.

Jacki:

As you can imagine, in 31 years we went through a lot of men. We were all laughing on Saturday and decided there wasn't enough room here for all the exes. There were good ones, bad ones and a lot of in-between ones, but Michael, no-one ever loved her the way you did. You treated Cindy like every good woman deserves to be treated - like a Princess. Words cannot express how comforting that is. If ever a woman deserved it, Cindy did.

Paula:

In closing, not only did Cindy love everyone, everyone loved her. We will miss our friend /our sister. Our comfort is knowing she will always be in our hearts and know that she is hovering over Ruidoso with her BIG FLUFFY wings saying, Ha, I beat you here!! As always, when we signed off the phone, Love ya, talk to you later.

Talk to you soon, Love P

Teri Jonson

June 4, 2004

God Bless all of you that have loved & cared for Cindy. She was

the shining star in everyones life and will be missed more than she will ever know. Even though I only met her a few times through Paula, she has left a lasting and loving memory for me. She will truly be missed all the days of our lives.

Thanks to all of her family for sharing her with so many. Teri Jonson

Theresa Crain

June 1, 2004

Our Deepest and Sincere Thoughts to all of you. We here at Memorial City will deeply miss Cindy. She was truly a gift and it will not be the same here. the BEST Salesperson EVER.

brian lawrence

June 1, 2004

All my prayers and condolences to all of your family. I always remember the good times at your house during the holidays, the cruise to the Key West, playing card, dominoes and talking to you and crazy girl friends (jacki and paula) thanks for everything. Carrie be strong and remember she will always be there with you in spirit

Marty Cadena

May 30, 2004

My most sincere condolence to all the family of Ms. Cindy Davis. You all are in my thoughts and prays. I know this is a very difficult time for all the family. We must remember Cindy as the person she was. Very free spirited and always spoke her mind. She will be greatly missed by all.

Martile Downen

May 30, 2004

i will always love and miss you.

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