Cynthia JOHNSON

This is my second message and it is after all the services and gatherings for Cindi. I must comment on Cindi's amazing children. What a wonderful loving service they provided us. I was nice to be with my neighbor friends, Cindi's children. What a beautiful group of people. I love them all so much. Cindi will live on in our hearts and minds. I'm so lucky to have known Cindi. and I'm so happy to call myself her neighbor and friend. I am also so blessed to live across the street from her...

I remember working with Cindi over 23 years ago at Oakdale Elementary. She started working at school when all the special ed was through 916. She was a kind calm person and a good paraprofessional and PCA. I remember going to her house and her dog Bear. After she retired I lost touch with her but, knew she was caring for her Mom at that time. Knowing she is not lighting up the world with her kindness is sorrowful for me, I am sorry for your loss. Cindy Swaim

Cindi was my neighbor. When my husband passed I had so many cards to read. Cindi's card was the most thoughtful. I read it over and over again. Cindi is one of the kindest, and most caring people that ever walked on Earth. She was sweet, funny, and really intelligent. Cindi's children are amazing. So kind and willing to help. Nick is a gentle giant, Ted has beautiful children, Alex, well Alex loved his Mother deeply. The best for last. Krista. Krista is much like her Mother in many ways....

As Cindi's cousin, I have known Cindi my entire life. We would meet at family gatherings over the past 60+ years. She has always been a wonderful, kind, and caring person. Cindi will be missed, but she is finally in a better place.

Cyndi was my high school friend. We played in the band together. She was such a sweet person. Lost touch with her years ago but thought of her often. So sorry for your loss.