Cynthia M. Ludwick

My sister my friend you will always dance in my heart. I am proud of you for all you did and accomplished while here you never forgot a birthday, holiday you made everything special for others around you. I admired your stregnth to overcome anything in your life, you embraced the change with grace and conviction. I love you and will miss our talks my dear sister most on Sunday during or after NASCAR. I know you are dancing in heaven and until we meet again I will dance here with love,joy...

Marty, I want you to know that Cyndy was a great woman who faced adversity with gusto!! She stopped by to see us at House of Hope on Friday, just a day before she passed away. That day she was bubbly, alive and happy. She always talked lovingly of you and was so encouraged by the changes she had made in herself over the past year. I am sure you are going to miss her terribly. My heart goes out to you.

Cyndy my cousin and friend.We beat the"C" and talked about it many times. I will miss you.I have great memories of the last few years.Watch over me from up there
with, Evie

When I met Cyndy it was 7 years ago I married her nephew John. She welcomed me into the family with open arms. She is a wounderfull lady and had a big heart even tho I didnt get to see much of her and neither did my son we still kept in touch with mail or phone. She will be very deeply missed and we love her very much.
With love
Cindy, John, and Jozeph Young

Cyndy, befriended me while at work at Saralee. She had a keen insight in dealing with people and taught me how to listen. I gave her a puppy Whinney,that tested her at ever turn which she told me gave her great laughter on a regular bases. Cyndy was a kind and wise person that my Family will miss. She spoke of Marty & Family often when we would talk. You all are in our prayers.

I have many wonderful memories of Cyndy. She was a great friend, who left this world much too soon. Marty, Hank, John and Heather - you have been, and continue to be in our thoughts and prayers.