Cynthia Blancke Bartholow

Please accept my deepest sympathies.

At this difficult time allow memories of your loved one to warm your heart James 4:8 draw close to god and he will draw close to you

Only yesterday, March 11, did I learn of Cynthia's passing. Had I known, I would have been at the service for her last Friday. I shall never forget walking with Cynthia through several milestones of life and sharing both her joys and the moments of sadness. I loved the day each week when Cynthia held forth at the volunteers' desk at Incarnation -- we'd always have a visit. I loved her and am so sorry I did not know of her death. We last spoke his past January 31.

What a wonderful life. We will miss our strong, sweet and opinionated friend. I am so glad she has joined Ted, what a perfect team. I will never
forget right after I started dating Hudson we went to the symphony and as we walked in right before the start, we heard a loud voice from above say "Hudson I see you splurged for the cheap seats." After the crowds laughter
roared down you could here Cynthia telling Ted to quiet down in a way only she could do. What a delightful, fun and full...

My prayers are extended to you during this time of deep sorrow. Please find comfort in the wonderful promise that God makes that soon all pain, suffering,and death will be no more.