Condolence: Ed and Carol, I’m so sorry to hear about your loss. I met Cindy so long ago; in addition some of our mutual friends have told me what a wonderful lady she was. I just want you to know my prayers are with you and your family. – Larry Campbell

Condolence: Brad, Cecila and Sophia, thinking of you and your family at this difficult time. So sorry to hear about the loss of your wife/Mom. Mrs. Diebold was my grade 6 teacher at Southridge who inspired me to become a teacher! She went above and beyond as a teacher and I won't forget the day she wore her long hair in pippy long stocking pigtails using coat hangers for halloween! Our class thought it was the coolest thing :) She will be missed greatly. Love Corinne

Condolence: Partnering with Cindy was one of the many joys of my time at Cedar Creek School. Hard-working and committed, she always had time to listen, share her expertise and, of course, have a good laugh now and then. I feel very privileged to have had those years working closely with her and to have so many wonderful memories of our time together.
Cindy's turn at "Friday treat day" was a highlight for all as she appealed to our senses with her famous, delicious sticky buns. Such a delight!
Our adventures with the grade 6 camping trip and our eventful year-end excursions were highlights, to name just a few.
I will cherish my memories of you, Cindy. Rest in peace.

Condolence: Although meeting Cindy a handful of times...we are so deeply touched to hear beautiful stories of her loving giving spirit. Heaven gained a beautiful gem! Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Condolence: We were so saddened to hear of Cindy's passing. She was a wonderful neighbour and friend. Cindy was such an important part of the community whether it be through church, school, or sports. Brad, Celie, Sophie, Ed and Carol, we are holding you in our thoughts and prayers. Cindy's spirit will live on through all of the lives she influenced. A beautiful person who we were privileged to know.

Condolence: My thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of Cindy. I remember Cindy from high school. She was a very caring person with a warm smile. She still had that warm smile many years later when I saw her at Cedar Creek School which my son now attends.

Condolence: Brad & girls you have our very deepest sympathy at this very sad time, you are in our thoughts & prayers

Condolence: Celie,
Despite going through a very difficult time in your life, it was a pleasure to coach you. Your mother raised a beautiful and strong woman - her legacy lives on in you.
Love and prayers.

Condolence: We know that no words can help ease the pain and loss that you are feeling. It is our hope that the love and respect of the people around you will help you through your grief. You can count on us for anything you need. Cindy was an unwavering presence throughout our many years together as part of this Ringette team. She believed that Ringette was a unique sport – a game of unparalleled speed, finesse and passion. She encouraged her daughters not only to strive for personal excellence but imparted in them the importance of perseverance, good conduct and fair play. We will remember her smiles and shouts of encouragement from the stands. She will be missed and we are better people for knowing her. Lean on your friends for strength, and always remember how much you are cared about.

Condolence: Our most sincere sympathies. We will treasure many fond memories of Cindy in the classroom, at the rink or stable. She was fun, an inspiration and so well-loved. Know that our hearts, thoughts and prayers are with you all. With love from the McHugh family