Sylvia A. Cypcar

Farewell to a very nice person. Sylvia and I worked together for many years at AT&T. We kept in touch thru the years. May she rest in peace. I will miss her cards and notes.

I will miss Sylvia more than I can say. I was her aunt at age four and, when both of her parents passed away when she was young, she became my real sister when my parents adopted her and her sister Dorothy (Bubsie). After that, she was raised as my little sister. For 65 years, Sylvia called me every day and we'd have long conversations about everything and everyone. Every day she phoned even leaving a hello on my machine if she missed me. Even now when I come home I am waiting for her phone...

SYLVIA AND Gladys always had lunch with my mom Mary Anne, my mom Mary Anne worked at Illinois bell for many years till we moved to Indiana, she will be truly missed and please take care of Minnie.

Sylvia's passing leaves a big hole in my heart. I will miss her every day of my life. Every day with Sylvia was an adventure and, no matter what, you knew that she cared about you.

Growing up on the first floor of the family home, with Sylvia, her sister Bubsie, our Busia, and our uncles Pete and Ray living in the upstairs flat was a kid's dream come true. Every day was a fun day. Listening to her record albums, from Johnny Horton's Greatest Hits to showtunes like Bye Bye...

Each time I think of the many, many Christmases spent with Sylvia and all the rest of the family, I am comforted by the warmth of her smile and the love she gave to everyone. To say I'lll miss her just doesn't seem enough. She's in my heart, she was a part of me.

My deepest condolences on the passing of Sylvia.
I will miss the little notes she always wrote in her Christmas cards to me
She was the only person I was still in touch with since my childhood