Cynthia "Cyndi" Matzick

I just today (November 4) learned of Cyndi's (and Rick's) passing through a sweet card from Cyndi's brother. I, too, worked with Cyndi at the Orlando Chamber for 13 years. We shared our love of the Lord, of Orlando, and our love of kitties. Cyndi was an amazing, enthusiastic, vivacious woman who taught me so much during my tenure at the Chamber. She was a co-worker and also a friend. I was saddened to learn this news but grateful that Rick followed her to heaven so soon after.

Cyndi, we all miss you Rick so much, and I am so thankful for the promise of eternal life through Jesus. Until we meet again in Heaven.

Cyndi, you will be deeply missed at all of our MG functions. I enjoyed volunteering with you over the years. We were in the same MG graduation class. You have earned your angel wings.

I am still at a loss at Cyndi's abrupt passing. She had such incredible energy, unbounded enthusiasm and limitless joy. She was an incredible Gardner, savior to many kittens and cats and a fun generous friend. I am grateful for her friendship The world is a bit better for her being in it. I will miss her huge smile!

It was great always being around you while we were doing master gardening. So much fun you brought to our group. I will miss your presence while at the master gardening activities. Thank you for making us feel good. Joe Ventura

I am a long-time buddy of Rick's from the earliest classes at our grammar school in the 1950's. At our grade school reunion in 1973 (photo) I met Rick's bride of a couple years, Cyndi. I was impressed by seeing such a beautiful, loving couple they were. Even though we lost touch for a few years, I have come to know Cyndi, through Rick, and how much they meant to each other. The loving couple of the 70s were lovebirds right up to her last day. Our sincere sympathies go out to my buddy and all...