Cindy A. Liquori

With deepest sympathy during this time of difficulty.

Cindy and I lived next door to each other when we were very young. I learned gymnastics from her. We used to practice gymnastics in her back lawn. From those days we formed an incredible bond. We became like brother and sister.
I loved her like a sister. Cindy’s entire family is like my extended family.
Her father’s nickname for me was ,
“ Sloppy Woppy .“ I still smile every time I think of it. I can still picture him saying it to me.
Cindy was such a shining star....

Cindy was one of the kindest, warmest, most generous people I had the pleasure of knowing. She will be missed by all who knew her.
RIP Cindy ❤

I’m so sorry for loss God bless to her and her wonderful family!

My condolences to all of Cindy's family. My heart and prayers are with everyone who knew her. Rest in peace Cindy with our Lord.. I will truly miss your smile and your laughter..❤

I’m so sorry for your loss. The few times I saw her, she was so nice

Cindy was the sweetest and most giving person I ever met! I was always greeted with a smile and huge hug. Cindy’s Mom and I have been friends since high school and Cindy was the light of her life. My heart breaks for Clair and her family as I know how hard this loss is. They are in my thoughts and prayers every day . I will miss Cindy so much❤

May God bless you Cindy and those left behind to transition through this most difficult of times; may you fly in eternity with golden angel wings.

I will miss my best friend forever. Cindy you were the most caring generous person I ever knew. I was blessed to call you my friend for over 45 years. I have so many precious memories of you that I will carry in my heart forever. I can’t wait to see you again. Until we meet again. I love you.