Cindy was a single mother of 3 children; Julie, Kenneth and Stephanie. . A grandma to 6 children, a great grandma to 3. She was a very loved Aunt Cindy. She started out with nothing and worked her way up to something. She found truth and value in her family and friends. Loved working with animals, and always brought home the wildest, meanest tom cats she could find, that nobody could touch without loosing a finger or an eye except her. She loved and adored her puppies, and brought them everywhere with her, and gave them the best of things. She grew up at a young age, against worldly odds. Her lifetime best friend is Peggy Smuin who she maintained a close relationship and a highly valued friendship with her whole life. She adored her baby sister Ester, and cherished her like the most prized treasure. Her baby brother Berry was one she knew she could count on no matter what. She was an elegant and beautiful woman, loved to dress up and attend parties, and also a hard working woman who wasn’t afraid to put on her work boots and show em how it’s done. She loved her mom and dad and always tried to make them proud. She was creative and loved to learn new things, travel and see new places. Nobody had to ever questioned wether she liked them or not, she told it how it is, and had no time for people’s BS. Her main goal and focus in life was to not rely on anyone else for anything and supply everything needed to bring friends and family together. Although she didn’t talk about religion or politics much at all, she had a deep love and Respect for God, and spiritual things. She believed in miracles and the power of determination. She had no fear, and even when faced with death she welcomed it with open arms and didn’t so much as shed a tear, and when her life was at an end she she didn’t try to hold on for one more breath, she moved on and left it all behind ready for the next.