Cathy Lynn Baldwin-Dyckman

She was always happy and helpful

Ms. Dyckman was my elementary music teacher in Peekskill (Hillcrest). I remember her teaching us Jim Croce... "Bad, Bad, Leroy Brown." I ran into her years later in my college years and told her I was following in her footsteps to become a music teacher. 34 years later, I'm still teaching music, in Peekskill... and Ms. Dyckman was one of my influencers.

Ms. Dyckman was my music teacher at Hillcrest Elementary school and I remember the highlight of my day was going to her class. I will always remember how much she loved John Denver and how she taught us his music, played instruments and sing his songs. She was such an amazing teacher and person. I send my deepest condolences to her family. Thank you Ms. Dyckman for playing a part in my love for music that has truly shaped my life.

So sorry for your loss
Cathy was my music teacher in Hillcrest elementary she was such a loving caring kind woman always had a smile for every one
Fly high with the angels Cathy xo

So sorry to hear! I hope you are doing OK. She was so much fun. I enjoyed the time I spent with her! My love to you.

What I remember most about Cathy is her comforting smile. Sending love, prayers, and blessings. Celebrate her.
My deepest condolences,
Devin Kelley

I loved Cathy´s sense of humor, and that was what made Cathy Cathy. I loved it when I was at Bayberry Quilter's functions with her in attendance. And she had great patience: just looking at the tiny stitches in her embroidery christening garments. Sending hugs. Sue Cash

Cathy was a special person. My most vivid memory of Cathy is her walking thru our Quilt Show , hour after hour, with her water and first aid wagon. She was just as cheerful at the end if the day as she was at the beginning. A conversation with her always included lots of laughter.

I am sorry for her loss, but she will never be gone. A thought of her will bring a warm feeling for me and many others for the rest of our days. Joan Sullivan

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.