Cynthia W. Kuusisto

We are thinking of all of you as you will be going through this coming holiday season without Cindy, your amazing wife, mother, mother in law and grandmother. We wish you all the love and strength you may need to get through these dark days of winter, and also the joy of being together as a family and of sharing memories of Cindy even if mixed with sadness. Cindy will live on in our thoughts and our hearts, she was such a bright light in our life, A very big hug to all of you.

Cindy and I were born at the same hospital about 2 weeks apart. Our families went to the same church, and our parents were good friends. I played clarinet alongside Cindy's Dad in the town band, and shared music at Stevens High School with Cindy as pianist. We shared Facebook birthday greetings each year, and Cindy sent a lovely card in 2023 when my Mom passed away. She was a sweet, kind person who will be missed by many. May she rest in peace,

Dear Kuusisto family, sending you my sincere, heartfelt condolences as you grieve Cindy's loss. She was a compassionate social work colleague at Baystate Medical Center where we crossed paths. I enjoyed collaborating with her and admired her kind professionalism. May her life and memories be blessings to you all.

i will remember that welcoming and affirming smile always...

Dear John and family, we were so sad to hear of Cindy´s death. She was such a positive and fun presence! I always enjoyed her comments in our Pelham book group. She always had a big smile for all of us. She is greatly missed!

I am so sad to hear of Cindy's passing. John my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Memories of a friendly, warm, always positive classmate. Rest in peace, Cindy David Kraus

A bright, gentle smile, a sympathetic ear, a knowing, compassionate intelligence. I knew her in high school, college and at our alumni gatherings, and my life is better for my knowing her. RIP, dear Cindy. Steve Hodgman