Cynthia Grace Lewis Sweeting

We miss you.

I miss you.

I was thinking of Cindy this morning and days gone by when she was at McDermott and I was at Smith Barney NYC. Cindy was the consummate professional and it was my honor to have known her so many years ago.
A wonderful, charming and super-intelligent professional. Thank you.
Rich Landsman. Nottinghill Capital Inc.

I first met Cindy in 1987 when I joined McDermott International Investments Co., Inc., as the IT Manager. She and Larry were at the trading desk using the Telerate and Bloomberg terminals. We had a very dynamic group of investment professionals and Cindy was one of the leaders and clearly a genius. I had very little knowledge in our primary business function. I needed investment information, I needed details. Cindy would always help. I would not have made it without her help and patience. She...

I can't imagine loving finance as much as I do today without having Cindy as a mentor. It was a privilege and great joy to work with her. Thank you for every minute! With deep sympathy, and warmest regards.

I offer my sincere condolences to all her family and friends. She was a wonderful engaging woman with a warm heart and open arms. I worked with her at Franklin Templeton as well and have nothing but fond memories and admiration for all that she accomplished in her career. I pray that she is at peace with her Lord.

I'm so sorry for your loss. ❤

For the Sweeting and Lewis family, my deepest condolences. I worked with Cindy at Franklin Templeton for several years. She was a lovely, smart and talented woman, such a pleasure to know. I am so saddened to learn of her passing. May she rest forever in God's loving arms and may He comfort you as you grieve.