Cindy W. Barrett

I met Cindy after moving to Cornell Road. Not only did we attend Cholla as a brand new High School, we rode through the desert together on horses . I was fortunate to see her on a return trip to Tucson as adults. What a wonderful reunion ! My condolences to her family

Dear Rick, I am so sorry for your loss of Cindy. It has been years since I have seen either of you, but I still have wonderful memories of you both. I always liked and admired Cindy so much - she was beautiful inside and out. I am saddened at her passing. Blessings to you.

Rick we are so sorry for your loss. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. Stay strong.

My sincerest sympathies to Cindy's entire family, especially Rick. She was a blaze of energy and kindness to so many and had a soft spot in her heart for kids and critters. She often said to me that Rick was a wonderful husband and caregiver and being cared for by those that love us is a gift beyond measure. Rest in peace my dear sweet friend.

Im so sad to hear of Cindy´s passing. She was special to our family and know that she fought a hard fight. May she rest in peace and be pain free!

One last big bear hug to you.. love ya Aunt Cindy..

Rest in Peace Cindy . I am thankful I met you through the AHA and Angel Charity .

My beautiful sister Cindy Barrett I miss her so much as do my children Ronald, Laura and granddaughter Courtney.

My heart is broken for the loss of this amazingly beautiful woman inside and out, whom I had the privilege to call my good friend. Cindy was loyal, honest and had a loving heart of gold for serving kids and saving critters. I will miss her forever. My sincerest sympathies to Rick, John and all of her family and friends. Run and play with the critters and rest in heavenly peace.