Cynthia Kelly Kerschbaumer

Dear Scott and Brooke,

I am really sorry for the loss of your beautiful mother, Cynthia. I have always loved your parents, and often told them so. We have so many stories together over 60 years. Here is just one:

On the last few days of their honeymoon in June, 1966, Cindy and Bill joined me on my boat, The Blue Acres, at Pier 66 Hotel in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and then for a portion back at my place in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia in their new Pontiac convertible. They drove with the top down even in the rain (at least, until Cindy decided it was going up)!

In Loving Memory,

Bill Clinedinst
540-539-6917 (cell)

So sorry for your loss. Cyndi, or Blondie, as I called her, was a remarkable woman and I´m so fortunate that I knew her. I was her mailman for many years in Delray. Even after moving to California, Blondie would still check in with me to see how I was doing and to hear of my adventures. She had a huge heart, always thinking of others. Miss her sweet smile and thoughtfulness.
Truly saddened by this. Sending warm thoughts. I´m sure you are keeping them entertained, wherever you are Blondie .

I was truly blessed to have been in this family with such wonderful cousins who ended up being life long friends. She was one special lady! Gone too soon, I will always love her.

She was such a bright light in so many lives. She will always be with you watching the many adventures that you have in the coming years.

We are so sorry for your loss of a wonderful mom. She was such a beautiful person in every way possible. We are thinking of you and God bless your family.

Thinking of you, Scott and Brooke. It is never easy to lose a parent, and your mom was one special lady who had great taste, great style, and a thousand watt smile. She and I spent many good times together at the PFC swim meets, and I always looked forward to her company. Know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.
With sympathy,
Betsey and Michael D´Appolonia