Cynthia Ann Brassington

First my condolences to Cynthia's family. I first met her professionally few years ago. Not only was an outstanding professional but a wonderful human being. I was devastated at her loss.

I first meant Cynthia when my sister worked for her at the law firm. She later represented me as my attorney. I admired her determination and positive outlook on life. There wasn't a challenge that would keep her down. My sincere condolences go out to her family. Rest in peace, Cynthia

I hired Cynthia years ago to help me with something and since then, I have been telling all of my friends about how amazing Cynthia is. I just referred someone to her today, and she sent me a message back saying that she that she passed away 2 years ago. I am in total shock. I photographed her and Loretta's wedding, and I am so upset. She was such a beautiful woman, both inside and out. She is one of the only people that knew the difficulty that I have gone through in my life, and I am...

I just found out. I am heartbroken. I was a client of Cynthia's and couldn't have had a better attorney. She got me a great alimony! Always so positive and caring.

You were there when I needed your compassion and love.. Miss You.. God Bless...

We are so sad to learn of this news today. Cynthia was our client and everyone at our firm who has worked with Cynthia has the best things to say about her. That she treated us, her service provider, with such respect, shows the kind of person she is. She excels as an attorney and as a person. Our condolences to Cynthia's wife, family, and colleagues at her firm. We have included a photo of Cynthia that she loved and had sent us to use on her firm's website. Rest in peace Cynthia.

Deepest condolences to Cynthia's family. She was a skilled and brilliant attorney. As my attorney, she treated me with compassion and kindness. And she touched the hearts of both myself and my daughter. I will miss her.

No words can express heartbreak like this. Cynthia, you'll be forever young and always here, as long as I still live, so permanently are you a part of me. Deepest sympathies to Loretta and Doris, Jimmy and Doug, and all Cynthia's loved ones, who gave her so many smiles.