Columbus, Ohio
GAMBLE Cynthia Lee Gamble was born on June 26, 1953 in Columbus, Ohio. She graduated from Whetstone High School in 1971 and attended Kent State University. She worked in New York on the set of "All My Children.", and traveled with ABC sports doing camera work. Edited film for the PBS series with...
Read MoreMy dear, I am so sorry that you have left us so soon. Greg and I loved having you as our big cat girl neighbor at the GA Ren Fest. It was a good pairing, since we had the natural meds for you and the cats and we share the love of all creatures. Now that you've crossed over, give Greg a good kick for me. I'll miss you deeply.
Terry Cochran
April 18, 2006 | Duluth, GA
Dearest Cyndi!
We all miss and love you very much!
I met Cyndi Gamble in 1990. She and former Husbund, Steve Kroschel were Minneapolis Filmmakers as I was too.
I was working at Cinequipt, the local Saint Paul film rental company. I was immediatley struck by her presence and knowledge of filmmaking. Cyndi and I had a commaradry about movies right away! She struck me as someone who could make magic happen out of thin air, She was a very dedicated and talented filmmaker. From 1997...
Bob Linder
April 13, 2006 | Minneapolis, MN
My children and I met Cyndi through a dear mutual friend, Sylvia, one afternoon. She so graciously allowed us to visit with her and a caracal cat. I just wanted to let you know, even though it was only an hour or so that we spent time with Cyndi, it is a memory that my children and I will carry on with us for a lifetime. I'm sure she touched the lives of so many others; we are all blessed to have had those moments. My sincerest sympathies to her family and friends.
Barb Knape
April 11, 2006 | Ashley, OH
Cyndi and I were in MYF at Summit UMC together. We had such good friends and fun in that group. Our advisors were the best. We had a very memorable camping trip, too. While on travel to Minneapolis, I visited Cyndi several years ago at her Endangered Cats location near Forest Lake, Minnesota. I really enjoyed catching up on our lives and seeing all of her animals. It was very clear her heart was in her work, and important work it was. Parents should never outlive their kids. We're...
Bryan Grover
April 09, 2006 | Muskegon, MI
As a former volunteer at The Center for Endangered Cats, it was always a pleasure to work with Cyndi. I watched Garrett a few times while Cyndi was working. Even though I had not had any contact with Cyndi for several years, I am truly saddened. My prayers are with the family. Cyndi is greatly missed.
Trudee Ray
April 09, 2006 | Coon Rapids, MN
