Cindy Cloninger

I met Cindy as an adolescent when I was participating in a summer program for high school students @ Western Carolina University. I'm sorry to hear about her passing. I was listening to an old Carly Simon album called 'No Secrets' to which she'd introduced me that summer.

I went to UMYF with Cindy, she was absolutely the sweetest girl around always going out of her way to help everyone she could. In these trying days, I am sure God must need the truely righteous like Cindy for things none of us can understand. She was truely one of the finest human beings.

To my friends the cloninger family I am so sorry for your loss, I didn't know Cindy only how much her dad Ray tked of her, I'm sure she's on a better place now with no pain but will always be with her family . Truley sorry , Valerie Bramble

Cindy will always have a special place in my heart as one of the first people to make me feel welcome at Bethlehem Church. She was always ready to greet me with that beautiful smile and kind words. It didn't take long for me to see that she was a very selfless person. My prayers are with her family.

I worked with Cindy for many years at East Gaston. What a wonderful person she was. As a Coach I always knew she would be in her office working when I came in to sign out. I had many conversations with her after practice or a game, no matter how busy she was she would always take time to talk and ask how you and your family were. She mentored my neice and nephews as well as my own children. The countless hours she put in for "her kids" can't be measured. Her unselfish nature and desire to...

I AM SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS,I WORKED WITH HER AT EAST GASTON.

Cindy's family, friends, and students: I am so deeply sorry for your loss. I met Cindy on our freshman hall at Wake Forest - she was the same sweet young woman then as reflected in these condolences. I can almost hear her bubbly voice and laugh still, almost 30 years later, now with my own daughter getting ready to go off to college. I hope she will find a friend as nice as Cindy.

Mr. and Mrs. Cloninger, I came home with Cindy once and I remember we went to the "fish camp" for...

I had the pleasure of working with Cindy through Gaston College. Her upbeat, positive attitude was an inspiration for everyone who came into contact with her..I guess our "good news" dinner will be in heaven..bless you Cindy for being an angel on earth..I will truly miss you!! Vickie