Cynthia A. Guthrie

Charles and Sophia:

Though we only knew Cindy for a short time, we were looking forward to working with her at the Praisner Library. She seemed kind and smart and we believe that she would have had a positive effect on our library.


Friends of the Libray, Marilyn J. Praisner Chapter

Betsy Matthews, President
Silvia Trumbower, Secretary
Carol Robertson, Treasurer
Carmen Lopez, Book Chair

Charles and Sophia, we are very sorry to hear about Cindy. Although we only got to know her for a brief time during your Interim at St. Peter's, she was a warm, comforting and wonderful person.

Charles and Sophia:
Words cannot express the sadness I feel over the loss of your beloved wife and mother. Cindy was a great gal and had the ability to light up a room with her enthusiasm. We will miss her visits to our Tai Chi group

Dear Sophia and Charles,
I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. Cindy was always advocating on your behalf, Sophia, but also keenly aware of how smart and capable you are. She was so very proud of you.
I am out of town and will not be able to join you on Friday or Saturday, but you will be in my thoughts. Please let me know if the Traveling Players community can be any help. We love you!

Dear Charles and Sophia,
This world has lost a great woman. Lucky to have known Cindy, I am grateful for the joy, intelligence, creativity, tenacity and kindness that she brought to everything she touched--but especially to the mission of bringing people together, celebrating life. I will miss her much.
With love and sadness,

Cindy was a bright light and source of great insight and humor at the Bethesda Public Library. She treated everyone with appreciation and respect and affection. She truly lifted up our hearts.

Charles and Sophia,

I was extremely fond of Cindy and I will miss her very much. Bob and I send our condolences and we will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.