Cynthia Graham Hurd

Although it has been a short period since you left us I have never forgotten the college years in Atlanta. You had a blessed spirit and I'm sure your soul is shining in Heaven. With love always Cynt, rest my friend .

STILL REMEMBERING YOUR KINDNESS AND SINCERE WILLINGNESS TO
ASSIST OTHERS IN ALL WAYS TO EXPERIENCE THEIR INTEREST IN EXPANDING KNOWLEDGE OF THE LIBRARY AND ITS OFFERINGS! WHAT A "GIFT" YOU WERE AND WE ALL "MISS" AND "LOVE" YOU! REST IN PEACE!
*BURKE HIGH - CLASS 1959 FOR ALWAYS MAKING MEETING ROOM ACCOMODATIONS PLEASURABLE!

What a great legacy left by Cynthia Graham Hurd.

Still praying for your family and community. Cynthia is not forgotten. I am praying for the peace that passes all understanding to guard your minds in Christ Jesus. Praying for provision and hope as well.

Cynthia was so much fun and had the greatest smile. Am praying for you all.

I was richly rewarded to have known Ms. Cynthia and her expertise at the St. Andrews library. She always was there to solve situations and to listen and help.
St. Andrews library and the Charleston Community have truly lost a valuable person.
RIP Ms. Cynthia

Good Sunday Afternoon,

Today I said a prayer on behalf of the Hurd family. I truly am blessed to have meet Cynthia just a few months ago. She took the time to show my husband and I around Charleston, and we sand gospel songs as she showed me her church. I'm sure she is sincerely missed, because she touched my life for even a brief moment.

When Cynthia was in library school, I was one of her teachers and also her advisor. She was one of those students a teacher never forgets - enthusiastic, determined, a wise and well spoken contributor to class discussions. She clearly carried those characteristics forward throughout her career. My deepest condolences to her immediate family and to the extended family of all people whose lives were brightened by Cynthia's presence.