Cynthia Wirtz MacArthur

I'VE LOST A TRULY LOYAL FRIEND AND A VERY SPECIAL CHARACTER. SHE WILL BE SORELY MISSED.
KEN SCRANTON

Bruce & Ginny,
My deepest sympathy. I remember your mom well and her kindness to me whenever I saw her at the Hawks games or at Wayland.
Jeff

We extend our deepest sympathy to the MacArthur and Wirtz families on the death of Cynthia Wirtz MacArthur. Though we knew her only indirectly, we are inspired by her life. She and you are in our prayers.

To Cynthia's family,

My heartfelt condolences & prayers. I too am a friend of Bill W. Cynthia & I met through a mutual Jim McInerney, a man instrumental in giving us a new life. I know Cynthia is at peace & am grateful to God that our paths croosed in this life. Till we meet again in heaven, be at peace Cynthia.

Erik Vagenius

Hearing of your loss brought back fond memories of Ivanhoe, Kemper Hall and "Betsy". My sympathy to your family. Prayers will be offered at St. Patricks Church in Wadsworth, Sunday, March 16, 2003.
Joanne Worth Cassidy
Kemper Hall Class of '55

On behalf of my wife Jean Chandler, I wish to express deepest sympathy to the MacArthur and Wirtz families. Jean, too, was active in AA and passed away May 8, 2002, from emphasema at age 74.
They were friends more than we knew
and similar in many respects.
Sincerely, John Barney

I extend my deepest sympathy to the MacArthur and Wirtz families on the death of Cynthia. In her work with recovering alcoholics, Cynthia saved many lives. She and all of you are in my thoughts and prayers.

Margaret Carroll,
Chicago Tribune retiree

Someone so special Can never be forgotten. Thinking of You with symapthy.
The Glennon Family
John, Kathy, Nick, Kim, Caroline, and Allison Glennon