LUCINDA LEE

I am sorry to say that so many years have passed since high school, that I don't have too many stories that I remember well enough to share. i do know that after we graduated we went to east Harbor State Park for a camping trip to celebrate. I was a seasoned camper, but I remember Cindi wasn't as keen on sleeping in an old blue tent and cooking on a Coleman stove. But we had fun!
I am sorry for your loss,Stacy. Your mom's memory will live on thru you!
Judy Gretzinger Lasure

I love you mom!

You asked for "stories" we have about Cindi. I always looked forward each year to our annual "PJ party". The 7 of us High school friends would get together & get caught up with what happened in our lives the past year. And we would end our get-together with what we hoped the next year would bring. Lots of laughter & even some tears at times. Having close friends we could share anything with, is a special gift. We were blessed by that gift of friendship. Cindi loved her family very much & was...

Dear Stacy and Jason,
I just want to say how sorry I am to hear of your loss. I know how much you loved your mom and how much she loved you both. I pray that God will grant you both peace and strength to get through this.
Much love to you.

I miss you, Mom. Not sure how to work with a missing Muskateer. Remember, that's what youu used to call us when we were kids "the Three Muskateers" you, Jason and I and all the adventures you took us on.

To my dearest friend,
You have been the greatest influence in my life. You taught me to live, love and laugh to the fullest. You will always be in my heart and i will miss you dearly.
Kim - Uniontown, OH