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Cynthia Clark Obituary

Clark, Cynthia
Cynthia Jeannette Clark, 54 of Mesa, Arizona passed away on June 9, 2010. Born in Columbus Ohio, Graduated Groveport H.S. Class of 73, Moved to Arizona in 1981. She was a loving Mother of one that courageously fought her battle with Cancer over the past Eighteen Months. She is survived by her son, Chad Joseph Cotton; Mother, Naomi Ileen Phillips; Father, Jim Clark and his wife Linda; Brothers, Chuck & Jeff; Half Sisters, Gina & Tia, Step Sisters, Linda & Kathy & Step Brother, Tony. She enjoyed going to spring training baseball with her best friend Dawn who was there for her always. She was a wonderful sister and a good friend to many. We will all miss her and she will be forever in our thoughts. We say Good-bye with all our love. There will be a Celebration of Life held Saturday June 19, 2010, 12 PM Green Acres Mortuary, 401 N. Hayden Rd., Scottsdale, AZ. In loving memory of Cindy donations should be made in her name to: American Cancer Society. The Family wishes to thank the wonderful support staff of nurses from Home Instead & Hospice of Arizona.

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Published by The Arizona Republic on Jun. 16, 2010.

Memories and Condolences
for Cynthia Clark

Sponsored by Loving Mother- Ileen Phillips.

16 Entries

April 9, 2014

My darling daughter, missing you still,some days is very hard, but I know someday soon I'll see you again. Just know Chad has given his heart to the Lord Jesus he seems so different. He talks about Jesus a lot. He too is looking forward to seeing you again. Love you & miss you, Mom

October 30, 2012

Cindy my precious daughter, I can't seem to find the words to let everyone know how very much I miss you. You were my only daughter & we had a lot of special times together, times I will never forget. But one day God will make a way for us to be together again. I will Love you forever. This is your 57th birthday, brings back lots of memories. Love & kisses Mom

Craig Clark

October 29, 2012

Hi Cindy,
Its your birthday, I wish you were here to talk to. I really need your advice. My mind is rumbling with the thoughts of what you might tell me. If I close my eyes and listen closely maybe you will give me the answers I need. For now I will continue down the road I have chosen.
Miss you and love you always.
Your brother Jeff

Craig Clark

June 26, 2010

The poem I wrote and read at Cindy's Memorial.

For My Wonderful Sister,
Why does life go the way it goes,
Why do we take the paths we take,
for many years we grew together,
Then many more years we grew apart,
But finally together again, only to be ripped apart,
You were special, so very special,
You were there when I needed you most,
Now you are gone and my life will be void of that special friend,
The one I was always proud to call my Sister Cindy.

Gina Vilardi

June 22, 2010

Dear Cindy,
You will be missed by many including me. Though we were never that close, family has incredible bonds that are strong yet unspoken. I really enjoyed seeing you at Dad's 75th birthday dinner. It was so great to see you smile and get to talk to Chad that night. I know that you were thrilled that he could be there as well. On behalf of Dad, Linda (because they are not online) and myself..we will miss you and love you always. We know that you have found peace and I keep hearing the pastors words "on the day you were born you cried and the world rejoiced". Now we cry and as you rejoice.
Love you,
Gina

Connie Dransfield

June 21, 2010

Clark family:

I am so sorry for your loss. Cindy was a great friend to me when I stayed with her in Mesa for 6 months, and afterward. I will never forget her happy go lucky personality and the fun we had. I hope you all find peace and know that she is with God now. God bless you all.

Linda Crosby McKown

June 20, 2010

Dear Aunt Ileen and Uncle Jim and all who loved Cindy

I am praying for you all and have been praying! I am asking God to comfort you and strengthen you. Lean on all your happy memories of times with Cindy and this will help you through the roughest times. Remember too that she is not gone she is waiting for you and she is healthy and happy with the Lord.

I am sure that she and my mom, Aunt Freda, have been trading stories and getting caught up on everything. God's Word assures us that we will see and know each other in heaven. We all have much to look forward to with so many of our treasured family members already with the Lord. What a happy day it will be when the circle is unbroken. God is so good that even in the midst of sadness he assures us of a coming day with all our loved ones and himself!

Cindy's love for all of us and our love for her will keep Cindy alive in all our hearts and in our world as we continue to love and help each other while we are still here on earth.

I love you all. Linda

Chad Cotton

June 17, 2010

Mom,
I know you are better now. I'm lost without you but will be with you again someday. Love Chad

Bill Reed

June 17, 2010

Cindy , You will always be remembered at the opener Cubs Baseball game this winter in Mesa. Thanks for sighing my Cubs book. You will always be remembered in our hearts. Bill and Becky Reed

Joy Turley

June 17, 2010

Cindy, When I saw you last, I had hope you would recover. You will be missed. I remember your smile and your laugh, may you be at peace.

Dawn Crutchfield

June 16, 2010

To my special friend that i miss and will always miss i know with time the hurt that i feel will ease but i am truly ok knowing your with jesus and with out suffering anymore i will truely miss ya but we will meet again untill then and i will keep an eye on your mother to make sure she is wearing her live support that you want her to be wearing luv you hunny rest in peace

lynn kozlowski

June 16, 2010

Cindy, I know you are with some very special angel's now. Your pain is no longer there. You will be missed dearly. I'll never forget your smile and the great times we had at the Cub's spring training. Win or lose it was a great day. I wish I could have spent more time with you but you were alway's so kind and loving even with my situation. I know you'll be keeping an eye on us here on earth. ( You think you might do some about these Cubbie's?) LOL. My prayer's are with you and your family. Someday we will see you again. Love alway's Lynn

June 16, 2010

I will always cherish the memories of our escapades growing up together. My dear cousin you are with the angels now. My prayers are with you Aunt Ileen, Uncle Jim, Chuck, Jeff, Chad & all your families. May you be strong as she would never want you to stop enjoying life. I miss all of you & wish I could be there for you. Love to all, Linda Clark

Laura Younger

June 16, 2010

To Cindy's family,
It was not that long ago that I to felt a great lose with my mother. I know how you feel and I will be praying for all of you. I have so many wonderful memories of all the things that her and I did and all the places that we went to. I wished that i could of been there for her more but I know she is in good hands now.

laura Younger

June 16, 2010

Cindy,
We were close many years, you always told me I was the sister you never had. Im so glad that I was able to help make some of your last days on this earth happy ones. I will miss you dearly.
laura

Craig Clark

June 13, 2010

To my dear Sister,
I will miss you so very much. I really wish I could have been there to help you through those final days. You were there for me when I lost Tracie. You are with her and Gene now. I will never forget the smile on your face in Mexico when you reeled in that big fish or when we went to the casino just 5 weeks ago and you hit that jackpot, though it was a small one. I am glad I stayed at your house that week and helped you where I could.
I will miss you and you will always be in my heart.
Your Brother,
Craig (Jeff)

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