Cindy Kay Page

ME-MA, NOT A DAY GOES BY WITHOUT YOU IN OUR MINDS AND IN OUR HEARTS. WE ARE MISSING YOU SO VERY MUCH. WE LOVE YOU AND VISIT YOU OFTEN. WE DON'T KNOW HOW TO GO ON WITHOUT YOU BUT ARE TRYING TO FIND THE STRENGTH IN EACH OTHER, AND WE HAVE GROWN CLOSER TO ONE ANOTHER. YOU WOULD BE SO PROUD OF THAT LITTLE MAN UPSTAIRS. LOVE, ALL OF US - YOUR FAMILY.

Cindy,
I know that so many others, as I, from the Class of '60 feel the sadness of your loss. Memories of you and your energy, impishness, spunk and smile will be eternally ours. You were simply so much fun to be around & you will be missed.
Norrie

CINDY , YOU WERE A GREAT GAL ,AND WILL BE MISSED . WE HAD MANY GOOD LAUGHS TOGETHER .
PATRICIA KANTOR

I graduated with Cindy and extend my condolences to her family.

I just found out about your mother. My family and I send our condolences to you and your family. We are very sorry for your loss.

Dear Cindy , Todd and families , I'm sorry to hear of the loss of your mother , she was my husbands cousin . Her dad "Earl" was George's Mother's ( Beulah Wright Legg's )sister . I remember her when she worked for a dentist in Kerhonkson. I only wish I had gotten to know her better. if you wish to call me I'm in the phone book . yours truly Pat Legg *God be with you .

Todd & family
Please accept my condolences upon the loss of your mom.

Cin, I hope you know how much you were loved and how much you'll be missed. I LOVE YOU AND WILL NEVER FORGET YOU AND WHAT YOU'VE DONE FOR US. Love, Your Daughter-in-law

Cindy, Thank you for having been my neighbor when our family arrived in Ellenville, NY, as immigrants from Berlin, Germany, and we rented an apartment in a house on 29 Warren Street. You and your brother helped my brother Reinhard and me to learn the English language during the summer of 1952, so we could attend 5th grade in September.....which we successfully did. The kids on our block became really good friends and were invaluable in properly assimilatomg us in our "New Country".
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