Cynthia Lee Meyer

Stephanie, Dakota, and Spencer it was a pleasure to be able to take care of Cynthia. I will miss her. My thoughts and prayers are with you guys. Nicole- freudenthal in home.

To my Aunt Cindy: I will miss our lengthy conversations about life and the future of the USA. I had hoped to have the girls meet you in person one day. Trust me when I promise you, my girls will hear stories from their Great Aunt Cindy. I remember getting into Disneyland to see you running the AT&T attraction in the 70's. You had quite a ride in this lifetime. Hope you can smile from above and see the good you made down here. I will see you on the other side ;-)
To anyone who...

I only got to spend a small amount of time talking with Cynthia but boy! She was so much fun! The visuals she could create in people's heads with her stories! They were so vivid that I felt like I was in the heart of any story she would tell because she had that special ability of story telling. Hugs to all that loved this gal! She was a hoot!

Aunt Cindy was a generation of the past where integrity and honesty were embedded in your name and what you do. She loved sharing stories from the past. She was always ready for those long and deep conversations. My distant therapist at times when things seamed to be unrecognizable. I will miss her dearly. I hope she smiles at us all from above and nudges us in the right direction when help is needed. May she rest in peace.