Cynthia S. Kittridge

Thinking of Cynthia brings back a world of memories. We were neighbors for all of those grammar school years. The Peter Pan bus rides downtown with our money for the movies. She was 9 days older than me but much thinner... they kept trying to charge me adult price and let her in as a child. The games we played on the street with the other neighborhood kids... Simon Says, Red-Light-Green-Light, Tag, Hide and Seek... all those summer nights until the streetlights came on. Fly to heaven,...

I worked with Cindy many years ago at Dr. Sheehan's office. She was such a kind and compassionate person. Always a smile on her face. We all had lots of laughs together. Heaven has gained a lovely soul. What a beautiful picture of her. My deepest sympathy to Christine & Kelly.

You sat behind me junior year at CHS in study period after gym.I think we spent more time gossiping than studying! RIP,Cynthia,and condolences to your family.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

We called her Dottie in the Acres part of her life. She was our dentists assistant and worked on Maple St.Years later I met her daughter Kelly at Bradley Airport... she told me she and her twin,Chris were her daughters. Imagine my surprise. I've prayed for her and am sad to read she passed away. RIP Dottie.Carol Dexter Marshall.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.