Cynthia H. Incorvaia

Thank you my dear friend for all the memories and fun ventures we shared during the last 50 years. Loved you like family and I will miss you forever. You were the best.

I love my aunt Cindy so much I'm going to miss you always

Cindi had a laugh that was contagious and she had a unique and amusing perspective on life. It was always nice to talk to her and Pat at Friendly Inn. Rest in God´s loving hands

I Managed Pat and Cindi´s Son Shaun in Little League. Val worked with Pat. We hung with them at Friendly Inn. Then started going to each other´s houses, going to out to Dinner a lot. They Great People and Friends. After Pat passed, we still did Dinners and hung out with Cindi. We went to Oktoberfest together. That was the last time we saw Her. She will surely be missed. I´m sure She´s in Heaven laughing and arguing with Pat. We Love You Cindi Rest Easy

She was one of a kind, up front and not afraid to be honest. She will be missed. A truly genuine and good person.

Cindi, dear Cindi. She was joy, caring, laughter, dedication, all heart. I was her supervisor, and I loved her. I know she´s in Heaven making Pat laugh, and happy once again.

Met Cindy in 1963 when she was 8 years old! Knew her and her brothers growing up on Miles Ave. Worked with her at Finast where she met and married Pat. Both great people, both gone way too soon. RIP Cindy

We are condo neighbors of Cynthia. Her passing is such a shock to us because we talked to her so soon before she left us. She was a best condo friend to us. Lots of the condo people are sharing the same feelings about her sudden departure. Missing her immensely.

I worked with Cindy at MAV .She was always happy and had a great sense of humor. We had many laughs. She was very kind and caring. My deepest condolences.