Cynthia Pepper "Cindy" Pepper

I met Cynthia in the early 1990s. I knew her during the birth of her daughters and painting career. Her creativity was only surpassed by her love of family and cheerful self confidence. My life was enriched because her path crossed mine. She left this world far too young. Cindy was a shining star and my memory of her will always reflect that brightness.

I also knew Cynthia at our mutual place of work, H.S. Dakin Company in San Francisco in the 1980´s. Cynthia was special... very special. Fun and dramatic in the best possible way. She would light up our work place with her energy and passion. I am profoundly sad that she has left this world so young. My heart goes out to her family.

We grew up as neighbors on Loren Von Drive in Holladay. She was such a sweet and beautiful person. May Cindy´s light shine on all of you during this difficult time and in the months ahead. Keep her memories close to your hearts!

I knew Cynthia bazillion years ago when working for a San Francisco philanthropist named Henry Dakin. She was an incandescent presence. I'm so thankful she was able to pursue art and raise a loving family. I'm deeply sad for this untimely loss. Urgent care and condolences to her family.

I am so sad to hear of the passing of Cindy, a beacon of light in my College of Marin watercolor class. Her laughter and enthusiasm was contagious. Sending love to all of her family and friends. Most sincerely, Marty Meade

Cindy was a beautiful person inside and out. Her energy, creativity and radiant personality will never be forgotten. My deepest condolences to her family.

Dear Mark, Lisa and Maggie - I am so sorry for your loss. I have many fond recollections of great times with Cindy and the rest of your family. Sending my love and condolences. Collin

Dear Hornstein and Pepper families, I´m am so sorry to hear of Cindy´s passing. She and I dance at Virginia Tanner and East High together. I always looked up to her as a role model of a talented dancer , excellent student and kind friend. I always wanted to dance as well as she did. May the many beautiful memories of an exceptional life lived sustain you and yours. Sincerely, Allison Schow