Donald "Ben" Cypher

Mary Lou and family,

I was so sorry to learn of Ben's passing. I did not learn details until 16 May 2021. You all have our deepest sympathies. Ben was a mentor of mine, as I was traveling through the chairs of IAAI. He was instrumental in my serving on the T & E committee, in the early days. I think he may have had second thoughts about that. LOL However, we remain close throughout the years and I'll always regret not staying in touch with him as much as I should have. He will certainly remain in my memory. Semper Fi Brother!!!

My deepest condolences to you and the family. You are in my prayers.

Mary Lou and Family, Please accept our deepest condolences on Ben's passing. Will miss seeing him at church.
May he rest in peace,
Greg & Rose Schnitgen

You honored God with the life you lived
We know you don’t regret it.
To your country, you gave your best and we thank you for your sacrifice.
To your family, you were provider, protector, and the spice of life.
They will cry, laugh and be insanely proud each time they hear your name.
You meant so much to so many that the impact of how you lived, whether it was volunteering or serving the many organizations you were involved with, will be felt for generations.
So, thank you for what you have given.
May the angels lead you safely into heaven Ben.
Semper Fidelis!

Dave from station 16 my deepest condolences on your loss of ben he was a great friend and he will be severely missed in the fire fighting world and by his friends

Mary Lou and Family: Offering my deepest condolences in your loss of Ben. A truly, well respected gentleman who will be missed by so many.

Semper Fi Marine. Thank you for your service and sacrifice. R.I.P.