Cynthia B. Norlander

Few things cause more stress or heartache than the death of a mate, relative, or dear friend. I am very sorry for your loss.

Time continues to fly each year and each year I find myself thinking of you. Everyone misses you and thinks of you, I know Michelle thinks of you. She has mentioned you from time to time. Family gatherings have indeed been different without you, but it always feels like a part of you is always with us. In our ups and our downs. My family and I still visit Grandma, Esther and Mindy when there is a get together. Nothing has changed, which is a wonderful thing. The Old Country Buffet in Maple Grove is no longer in business anymore. That was a good place to go to see you and the rest of the Norlander gang. I miss those days. I think everyone remembers that terrible storm we endured out on the lake. My dad thought it was a good idea to go on a pontune boat ride, lol. I will never forget that day. I think what I remember most was going to your house. This was either weeks or a month after you passed away, we got to look through your belongings. You lived in a very nice house, I even found some fortunes you got in those Chinese fortune cookies. I only wished you couldve lived a longer life and experienced things you hadnt quite experienced. Sadly, it was your time to go. Just know and remember that you are loved by all and we all miss you. ❤

Its been years since youve passed and still I think of you and miss you dearly. I still remember that day as if it were yesterday. I love you! Your Niece

Melinda- I was extremely saddened to hear what has happened to you and your family. I know how hard it is, I lost my Mom last August in a car accident. Just find comfort in memories, and in each other. You, and your family are in my thoughts, and prayers. Take Care.

We are so sad that a wonderful person like Cindy had been taken from all those who love her,and its so sad that she will not be here for all the wonderful things that were waiting to happen in her life.God Bless all her family and the friends who that are left behind you are in our prayers.Anna

I will remember Cindy's sweet smile, her special laughter, and sparkling eyes. She was a special friend to me some years ago, and kind to my two sons. My heartfelt sadness to all her family and friends who loved her dearly.

I was extremely saddened to hear about Cindy's tragic death. Even though we had not seen each other for a long time, the memories are very clear of what a vibrant person she was. She brightened up a room just by being in it. May God bless you during this difficult time.

My Deepest , Deepest Sympathys On The Tragic Death And Passing Of Becky Kimball,s Loving Sister, Cynthia.....

May God Comfort You Becky , And Your Family During This Very Difficult And Tragic Time .......

With Much Love Always .......

Cindy was a friend and one-time co-worker of my mother, Denise Wojanarowski, (a.k.a. Denise Kurth). Cindy was a good friend of our family, she even lived in our basement for a short time many years ago. Although I have not seen Cindy for over 15yrs, I will never forget what a beautiful, fun, and loving person she was. All who knew who her will suffer her loss.

To the family of Cynthia I am sorry for your loss. I will keep you in my prayers. And to Cynthia sister Rebecca, May God ease all your pain- He will be with you every step of the way. I felt your agony well I was holding you at the scene of the accident.

Dear Mrs Norlander and Cindy's sisters:



I just heard about Cindy's tragic death. Although I haven't seen Cindy since our last high school reunion I have great memories of her from school and the high school tennis team. She was a great tennis player- # 1 singles! But even more so, she was fun teammate, team player and a very special friend (our lockers were pretty much right next to each other in school). Mrs N- do you remember me coming to your house and pinching my nose? I know why Cindy was fun loving! Cindy was known for being upbeat and good for joking around and having a a bunch of laughs. We really enjoyed playing tennis especially when coach Savage and his wife invited us to "the club." When I saw Cindy a few years ago, she was still the same "old" Cindy (even though she didn't look much over the age of 18), funloving and laughing like always.



The world has lost a bright light, my sorrow and sympathies are with you.



Love, Mary (Nelson) Ambroz

Bev,Beverly,Esther,Becky,Mindy,Ruth ie and Familys.

Wish I could be with you all during this time of grief. My prayers and thoughts are with you all. Cindy has meant a lot to me all theses years. May God give all of you peace through this difficult time. I love you all. Marie-

I'm sorry for the loss of Cynthia. My deepest thoughts are with you in this time.

Bev-I was so sorry to hear about your daughter.My prayers are with you and your family.



sheila potvin

My deepest sympathy to the Norlander family. May the future bring many happier days.

I am so sorry to hear about Cindy's tradgic death. My prayers are with each of you. May God's perfect peace fill your hearts.

We are so very sorry for your loss, and for all you are going through. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Please accept our sincere sympathy and condolences.

Dear Bev and family, I am so sorry to about Cindy. My mother and I will be thinking and praying for your whole family. Take care, Lisa Adams and Ginger Adams

"It is in dying that we are born to eternal life." St Francis of Assisi" We will always remembert a loving and kind family, as we shared holiday meals together. May the gentle hand of our Lord touch your hearts with peace. Barb and Keith