Cynthia Kelly

Our Dear Dear Cynthia:
This would be our 62 years of friendship. We miss our annual lunch/dinner reunions with you & Joe as well as your annual Christmas telephone calls.
We still look forward to our reunion lunches with Joe & feel you are there in spirit with us.
You are the brightest star in the heavens, watching over Joe & your loved ones.
Your DNA will live on forever.

Cynthia and her gracious and kind smile and inquisitive nature will always be remembered. We shared many fun times at Tahoe and La Quinta with Cynthia and Joe and our prayers will always be with her.

Blessings to the Brown and Kelly family. So
sorry to hear about Cynthia. We were classmates at West Portal and Aptos as well
as neighborhood friends. Remember get to
gathers at the Brown's house and little brother
Jerry escaping all the girls. Fond memories of
Cynthia and growing up in San Francisco.
Liz Johnstone-Cecchi
now in Bend, OR

My condolences to all of the Kelly and Brown families

The Sisters of the Presentation are praying for you, your family and friends during this difficult time. May God bless you with love, comfort and peace.

To Joe and family, we were so saddened to hear of Cynthia's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Richard & Lynda Draper, Fresno, Ca.

The BrownFamily gave candid insights to their growing up days in the ForestHillsArea and spoke of the strict control that church schooling had on them during the eulogy.

So sorry to hear of Cynthia's passing- one of life's ladies! Condolences from Mary, AnnMarie, Marina and Eileen.