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Born on November 27, 1956 in New Haven, Illinois, United States
Passed away on May 20, 2006 in Aurora, Illinois, United States
This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Cindy Cissna, 49 years old, born on November 27, 1956, and passed away on May 20, 2006. We will remember her forever.
8 long years without my sissy. Feels like yesterday!! My pain is as real now as at first. I will always love you with all my heart. We will see one another some day. Until then rest in peace my beautiful sister.
Happy Birthday Aunt Cin... Im thinking about you and it makes me sad that your not here. My daughter Kyley believes you are her gaurdian angel. I totally believe you are. Love you Aunt Cin. Happy Birthday
Tomorrow's your birthday we would be celebrating your special day,so we are even though your gone. I will never forget you. I love you with my whole heart. Rip my sissy
The last time I saw and talked to Cindy was 40 years ago, at her dads in New Haven. I lived there for a couple of years and hung around with Cindy from time to time. I really liked her and her sisters a lot & had a lot of laughs with them. I've thought of her often over the years but lost track of where the girls were. I don't how you passed so young Cindy but I pray that you a resting peacefully. Ed....
I don't know what to say:( but me and her went through a lot together,,she could make ya laugh, just was a beautiful soul,and is missed so much, Just loved her to pieces, but WE will see her again one day, On her death bed I told her there's a special mansion waiting for her,,:( just hard to believe she passed ,,,always in my heart Cuz.
Cindy was my neighbor and my friend. I'll never forget the time she came to the school yard with a pony. No saddle. Everyone was riding it. I refused cause I was scared. She called me a chicken long enough that I got on it. I wrapped my legs around it and slid right off. As I slid UNDER the pony it started to walk and stepped on me. To this day when I see a horse or am asked to ride one I think of her. She felt so bad but we laughed about it for years. It is still brought up at family gatherings. She was a great part of my childhood. She was always there for me. Our lives weren't easy ones but her friendship helped me more than she knew. RIP my dear friend. From Judy Richardson
I love and miss you every day. Tears are shed everyday as a reminder of having you in our lives even if it feels you are gone way to soon. I miss you Aunt Cindy...