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2020
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Terri Mann
October 9, 2024
I sure miss her. I think of her often.
Jeannie Allegood Evans
October 15, 2020
A loving friend and a great swimmer; the best neighbor anyone could ever have.
Terri Mann
October 15, 2020
I have known Cynthia for many many years and I adored her and my husband did brick work for her years ago. I last saw her when she lived off Wrightsville Ave and she had had a head injury. I did speak to her more recently and not sure if she remembered me. I know she is teaching a yoga class in heaven!!! Hugs to her wonderful family.
Susan Blackburn
October 15, 2020
An amazing and kind lady. An amazing nurse who shared her knowledge, a mentor to many a nurse and a treasure to this world. Her smile, her laugh and love will live on in her family and those who knew her. Never forgotten
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