Cynthia Ruth Warren

I have been out of town and just learned of Cynthia's death. I was at a conference in Arlington, and was talking to a friend there about the trip Cynthia and I took there to a Special Ed conference about 17 years ago. We had such a great time!!! I missed her so much when you all moved south. I was glad to hear she was back teaching in the area and we had sent a few messages back and forth. Cynthia was an awesome teacher and the students she has taught over the years are fortunate to have...

I was shocked when i heard she passed. She was always really nice to me, and she was a really great teacher. I will miss you Mrs. Warren

I was saddened to hear of Cynthia's passing. She taught our son in Bristol many years ago. Cynthia was such a loving and giving person. Our thoughts are with you.

During this time of mourning, I would like to express my sincere condolence at the loss of your loved one. May you find comfort in persistent prayers, as “the peace of God that excels all thought will guard your heart and your mental powers.” [Phil. 4:7] I certainly hope that the help God can give at this time will make a difference.

Bobby, Joshua and Jonathan; We are so terribly saddened that Cynthia, this wonderful, funny, caring and loving woman is no longer with us. All we can think is that God needs her more than us; we will always have her in our heart and never forget her. We hope and wish you take comfort in the wonderful memories you shared and know that you had a wonderful wife and mother.
We love her and miss her.
All our Love,
Jim and Mireya Throop

Dear Bob & Family,
We are so sadden about the news of Cynthia. She will be sorely missed by many. She was loved where ever she was. Our best reguards to you and the family.
Angelia & Ray Joyner Valdosta