Cynthia M. Stuhlmiller

Ive known Cynthia(Cyndi)from the days of forts and clubs in the woods behind her house.
I had the wonderful opportunity to reconnect with her some 50 years later.
I spent a few afternoons down at the beach house, dreaming with her of all
the possibilities.
She has found her castle and I hope she is living like the queen she is.
I will miss my visits with her.

I had the pleasure of knowing Cynthia during her short time in Hawaii. I sent her to American Samoa and she earned the title of high talking Chief which indeed she was. I will miss you Cynthia

I was Cynthia's teacher many years ago. I am stunned and saddened to hear about her death. She was amazing .

Cynthia was a free spirited person who had a contagious laughter. Our paths briefly crossed at UNE and my memory of her will will alway be her warm personality and sense of humour.

It was an honor to meet Cynthia. We worked together briefly She had a way to make you feel good. She will be missed.

Cynthia had a personality that lit up any room. She was full of fun and smiles and was a delight to work with. I am very sorry to hear of her passing. My thoughts are with Barry at this sad time.

Cynthia was a wonderful person, and we loved her dearly. It was an honour to be a small part of her life, and of Barrys. She is already missed.

Fond memories of Cynthia's vibrant personality and love of mental health nursing. Coincidentally, I was dipping into her work on Interpersonal Nursing only yesterday; it has been a constant in my work and reflection on practice since first publication. Her work lives on in the many lives she touched. Vale, Cynthia!

Cynthia was a kind beautiful soul who enriched may with her wonderful personality and outstanding work in helping others. God Bless RIP!