Cynthia Lees

Dear Cindy and family, I just heard of your passing a couple of days ago and I can't believe you are gone. I'm so sad I didn't get to see you and say goodbye. I'm so sad that we didn't keep in touch over the years. We had a great time working hard and managing to have some fun at respite. I have some really nice memories of that. We also did things outside of work and had a lot of fun. Goodbye my dear Cindy. And I hope your family and loved ones can find peace somehow.

Cindy, you were a force of musical nature at UMass. Though I only knew you for three years, you made a big impact on me. I am very saddened you are gone.

I will never forget you. We talked about arranging a visit last time we spoke, but I guess we will have to postpone for now. You made my life more interesting, like with those black squirrels and explaining that granular snow was called sleet.

My heartfelt loving wishes to you, Elaine, Bob, Pam & family. May time heal your sadness & beautiful memories of Cindy light your hearts, as she will always light mine. My deepest love, Bernice

Pam, I was so sorry to hear of the loss of your sister, Cynthia. I know how special she was to you from our conversations over the years, and that you truly miss. I know there are no words that I can say to lesson your pain but know that she is always with you. My condolences, love and prayers are with you and your family.

I am so sorry to hear of Cindy's passing. She was always so friendly when we were kid. I loved hearing her play the drums. May God give all of you comfort and peace during this difficult time.

IT WAS A SAD DAY TO HEAR ABOUT CINDY. THE MEMORY IS OF HER PLAYING AS A COWBOY WITH THE OUTFIT. ON AND HER COWBOT HAT, RED. ADORABLE AND SO SWEET. SHE WAS SO INFACTUATED WITH JOHN! WE'RE GOING TO MISS YOU AND HOW YOU ALWAYS KIDDED WITH YOUR FATHER. PEACE BE WITH YOU. CINDY, THINKING OF YOU, AND YOUR FAMILY. LOVE JOHN AND DIANE.

Cindy, you were an amazing part of my journey. Fly high, and roam if you want to...