Cindy Weitzman

I first met Cindy at the Van Nuys Phone Center Store around 1980 or 1981. When I met Keith, we realized we knew each other in high school. Cindy and I both worked in Woodland Hills. I transfered to an outside job in 1989. Our paths crossed numerous times when she would visit my garage during the Eric Period. She had a wonderful way of combining professionalism and truly caring about people. She will be missed. The service for her was as nice as any I had been to.

Cindy will be truly missed... words cannot express the loss I am experiencing so I know what her family is enduring. May the family find peace in knowing that Cindy touched many lives, including mine... she was a friend, a proud mother and wife and has left an indelible print on my life.... just know that her wonderful spirit will live on forever in all of our hearts...

Cindy had such a talent for motivating people. Yes, by gosh, they could do it! She always had a smile for everyone. My heartfelt thoughts and prayers are with her family. Know that time does heal even though right now it doesn't feel that way. She will be so missed but the memories are forever.

My deepest condolences to the Weitzman family. Cindy was a kind and caring soul who had an impact on many of us. She always found time to make us feel special. Her bright spirit always shined through with her deeds and actions. I am honored to have been a member of Cindy's AT&T family. I wish the family peace during this most difficlut time.

Our condolances to your family. Juan and I have worked with Cindy over the years in different capacities. She will be sadly missed. ATT has also lost a dedicated worker and those that knew her have lost a good friend. Our sympathies to you and your family. Juan and Denise Nieves

My condolences to the family. As a co-worker I only knew her to be a great, energetic and sincere person. She will be missed.

May God be with all of those Cindy left behind and the beautiful memories of her life carry you through. She will be watching over you.

Jeannine Coatsworth, Northridge, California

My sincere condolences to the Weitzman family. I had the opportunity to meet Cindy a couple of years ago on a training assignment in Pasadena. I liked her from the very beginning..She had a pleasing personality and great attitude towards change. We talked every week on our Tuesday conference calls. Cindy will be greatly missed by her AT&T family.

She will truly be missed for the remarkable person she was. Surely those of you who were graced with her smiles,laughter and kindness know the void that has been created by her passing. My deepest condolences to her family.