Remembering Our Cindigirl at Christmas Time

I miss you lots Cindigirl   

Thanks for this Joanna.  Sometimes I'll scroll through some of the older topics and see her beautiful picture come up and my heart tugs a little.  

She was such a beautiful person not just outside but more so inside.  It was a shock when we heard she had passed so I too miss her and on the oft chance a family member stops in the forum wish them a happy holiday season and want them to know that she is missed.

Beautiful Joanna...

special thoughts to her family xx

thanks Joanna....she was a special person....like you Lorna I sometimes go to old posts and see her name and photo and get a pang....

Her light shines bright because she was so loved -

sweet but sad

It was before my time but I read her posts when I read all the old threads. 

Always important to remember people and not to forget.

Very nice thought Joanna.

LornaDoone wrote:Thanks for this Joanna.  Sometimes I'll scroll through some of the older topics and see her beautiful picture come up and my heart tugs a little.  

Me too! Just yesterday I re-read the thread about her death and had a little cry.

Perfect timing, thanks Joanna.

Thank you, Joanna for bringing this sad topic up. I've been thinking about Cindigirl quite a bit lately. I know she's touched the lives of most of us on COH with her wit and compassion. Oh, if you'd only met her in person, she was AMAZING. Filled with laughter and fun, also a lot of self-deprecation. My times in her presence were such fun. We saw Ides of March together at a "dine-in" theater in her home base. Didn't like menu so didn't eat, but went to The Cheesecake Factory after for early dinner and I hadn't laughed so hard in ages.
Was thinking that I wished I had spent more time with her. She really warmed the soul.

Thanks Pattygirl...I forgot you got to meet her...wish I had also. Amazing how she touched so many lives even though she never met most of us. Oh good to hear from you too....

I miss Cindigirl .   

Thank you so much, Jo, for reminding us of our beloved friend and thanks pattygirl, for sharing your memories.

I never remember a harsh word from her. She always made me smile.

Like her, may we be ever mindful to be kind to each other here.