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Cindy Griffith Memoriam
our mother
Cindy L. Griffith
On her birthday
2/18/53 – 3/13/20
Thinking of you everyday, and even more so today. You are missed more than words could describe. You endured so much while you were here, good and bad, you made the most of it. You had always put others ahead of you and felt good doing so. You fought tirelessly to get up, go to work every day and never let anyone see the pain you were in although those close to you already knew. You were the glue that held us together, strength, courage and will power is what held you together. Knowing that your pain has been lifted, and grandma was there
waiting for you helps us to know that you are at peace.
We will always love and miss you mom
Your children,
Daisy, Lisa, Eddie, Steven, Peggy, and Bobby
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Memories and Condolences
for Cindy Griffith
3 Entries
Lisa
January 10, 2024
It's coming up on 4 years now since you've been gone. Although I remember that day like it was yesterday, it feels like it's been every bit of those 4 years. Out of all the people that have told me that "it gets better", only one said "No, it doesn't" and that one person was right! Just know that I think of you every minute of every day and I love you and miss you so much!
Lisa
May 19, 2021
Mom, still missing you everyday. People say that it gets easier but it hasn't. I love you.
Lisa
February 18, 2021
My heart hurts every day without you here. You were my voice of reasoning, my person of laughter, my best friend ever, and most of all, my mother. You made things brighter when they were dark, you made things seem so small when they seemed so big to me, you made me laugh when I just wanted to cry, and you did all of this because you loved me. This is what gets me through each day. Memories do live on and you've given me so many great ones.
Love you mom
Lisa
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