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1961
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2018
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Cynthia Kitchen Memoriam
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5 Entries
Virginia Kitchen Wagstaff
February 24, 2025
Hi there Cindy. I am just checking in. I am now 79. Miss you do much. It's been 8 years now. But your Dad told me that life on earth is only is only a blink of the eye when compared to eternity. Right now I remember the first time we met. My home in Madison Ohio. We had a popcorn - root beer party. I put a chair next to the stove so you could see the popcorn popping. You lifted the lid off & popcorn flew all over the kitchen!! We laughed & laughed. Needless to say you filled my heart with love.
Ginny Wagstaff
March 22, 2023
Oh my gosh Cindy. Where have you gone? I just turned around & you were gone!! God I miss you!!! My precious little putts a round green. Our secret. You were the best daughter I could have ever had. Even I did not give birth to you, I loved you dearly. I believe more than a birth mother could. I miss your little cackle laugh. And guess what? Now at age 77 I am wearing witchie-poo stockings. They are really neat. Black, blue, red, orange yellow. You would love them. I really can't wait to see you again & that wonderful smile. See ya soon. I love you Ginny
Virginia Wagstaff
September 27, 2020
I miss you do much. Can't hardly wait to see you and your Dad and Jimmy and Kathy. Love you do much my little puttz along green. See you soon. Please keep visiting.
August 8, 2018
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
CY
August 8, 2018
MY thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May you find comfort and strength in God promise at John 6:40
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