Cynthia B. Tuning

I'm so sorry to hear of Cindy passing. I met her a long time ago at church. She was a helper in my granddaughter s school. She also loved her. She loved her family so much. I'm so sorry for your loss. May God Bless you all and see you thru this time. Just know that she is with the Lord now in his loving arms.

Nancy Fay Little

Cindy and I became friends while working at CRES. She was the sweetest, kindest, most caring person. I am blessed to have called her my friend. I always loved the cards she would send and a phone call to just say I thought of you today. She loved her family dearly, spoke of all of you so proudly. Her desk used to be full of her children's photos. Such a special friend. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

I just found out that you were called home to be with the Lord. It will not be the same without you. Rest In Peace!

I was so sad to find out that Cindy died. She was a kind and sweet person who always had a pleasant expression and gentle word. She left a print anywhere that she went and she will be missed. Thank God for her and embrace the memories as people who lived in the warmth of her understanding.

Our thoughts and prayers for you Mr. Tuning and family. She was wonderful lady. I enjoyed thoroughly talking with Cynthia. RIP Cynthia.

Marston & Michael, inc.
Pam Breeden

Dear Aunt Joan, Billy Brian and Bill,
I will miss Cindy. I will never forget PaPa calling her "Cinda"-boy, did he love her. Growing up, her favorite color was green. I asked her not too long ago if it was still her favorite color, "yep, I still love green". We used to eat Neapolitan ice cream that was ALWAYS in the freezer. I was never sure if she loved it or if PaPa did, but we sure ate it! Christmas mornings down in the den/basement. That big rocking horse that was in the middle of...

we played with our doll babies, we ate butter bread and watched "I love Lucy" and Bewitched together growing up.
I can remember Sunday nights at your house in the "den" watching Walt Disney .
We had a good childhood together.
You were my pal and my best playmate.
I love you.

So sorry to hear this . I worked with Cindy at Effie Ann Johnson Day Nursery many years ago. She was a very sweet and caring person.

Martha Daggy