Cynthia Cotton

I am sorry to hear of Cynthia's passing. We grew up together in Sedgefield and graduated from Ragsdale in 1972. I remember seeing her at our 50th reunion. Rest in Peace!

We lived across the street from Cynthia on Fort Stoddert and will miss her cheery upbeat manner. Her lighted front porch reflected her welcoming open hearted attitude. Rest in peace, Cynthia.

I´m so sorry for your loss. I am praying for you all. Please know that your loved one is safe in God´s memory (Proverbs 14:14,15). Just as he brought his son Jesus back to life, he will do the same for your loved one. May God give you comfort and strength to help you cope during this difficult time.

Oh my Cynthia, I miss you. I don't know what We would have done without you. You were always there for me. Never gonna forget you, just going to dearly miss you.

Met Cynthia on Dauphin Island. At the time she was involved with the DI Women´s Group and looking for a place to have their annual meeting. She met me in my office several times with different dates.. so gracious each time. We settled on a date and each time (which was many), she always thanked me for "working with her" which honestly was a small thing. She was such a sweet person. Never failed .. if I saw her in the convenient store (lol), social setting, she always thanked me, (which was...

You will be missed

I knew Seymour at HPC. She always had a bright smile and was enthusiastic about life and cared about all her friends and would lend a helping hand.

Cynthia (Seymour) was and always will be a Lambda Chi Alpha Crescent Girl A true sweetheart and loved by all who crossed her path!

Seymour you'll always be in my heart. Say hi to Steve for me.