Col. (Ret) Cynthia J. "Cyndy" Stewart

I would have recognized her anywhere! She was a high school mate. I'm sorry I did not get to know Cyndy, but I am so proud of her successful,amazing life. What a vanguard for women! She was shy, or maybe I was shy, but she had a very strong, serene presence. I have no idea how she was otherwise, but I suspect that is an accurate description. I send my condolences to her family and friends. I am certain she was well loved and admired. I am sure all the women of our class are smiling,...

Have not from Cynthia scince Minnie passed,was not aware of her ill health. Mine and Dorothy's thoughts and orayers are with the family.

So sorry to hear of Cynthia's passing, a very good friend in high school, class of "63".
Diane Parsons Peavy

Our graduating class was small so we did know everyone. Maybe not well, but we knew each other. I remember Cynthia quite well. I am happy she led a life of service and got to see much of the world. Deepest sympathy to her beloved ones. Prayers for her and all her family.

Carolyn Parker Bienski

I am sorry to hear of Cynthia's passing. I went through school with her at A&M Consolidated sharing many lunch hours with her in high school. We also went to Wellborn Baptist Church together. Cynthia was one of a kind. I'm sorry I did not keep touch with her through the years. My sympathy to her family.