Cindy Delynne Booth

1955 - 2013

Cindy Delynne Booth
Oct. 27, 1955 - Oct. 12, 2013
Resident of Los Gatos
Cindy Delynne Booth passed away peacefully at home at age 57. With faith and determination, she courageously fought ovarian cancer for almost 4 years. She was born in Palo Alto, grew up in Los Altos, and graduated with a BA in Music Therapy from the University of the Pacific. Celebrating 36 years of wonderful marriage, she is survived by her husband Paul and their five children: Jennifer, Andrew, Daniel, Melissa and Emily, along with her mother, Juanita Bell, and brother Duane. All of whom, along with the extended family will miss her dearly. She is preceded in death by her father Don Sr. and her brother Don. Paul met Cindy through the Los Altos Baptist Church youth group and they were married Sept. 10, 1977. They moved to live in New Jersey for 10 years before finally residing back here in California. Cindy was truly a woman of God who put others before herself through steadfast service. Providing her children with a foundation of faith in the Lord was her top priority. She wanted them to experience all they could in life and worked diligently to provide opportunities, whether on vacations, travel, field trips or concerts. Music was always a centerpiece in the family and all the kids were instilled with an appreciation and talent for music. She was an excellent pianist, taught her kids music and accompanied many musicians. Cindy took upon the task of homeschooling her kid's early education which fortunately provided more time to be together through her excellent teaching. Cindy introduced the family to Irish Dancing, which took them on experiences across the States and to Europe. As her children became involved in drama, she volunteered her talents with the Christian Youth Theater. Cindy always wanted to be in the mountains amongst the country where she came to live, near the ocean she loved; particularly the lighthouses. She was the high school sweetheart, an awesome wife, and a devoted and faithful mother to her children. Words cannot begin to describe the sorrow of her passing. A memorial service and reception will be held on Sunday, Oct. 27, 2pm, at Twin Lakes Church, 2701 Cabrillo College Drive in Aptos; www.tlc.org. In lieu of flowers, the family would ask instead for donations to: Twin Lakes Church, Monte Vista Performing Arts (MVCS-PAPA), or Christian Youth Theater (CYT-Santa Cruz) cytsantacruz.org.