Cynthia Lou was a dear friend and classmate of all of the Belington High Class of 1958. She will be missed by all of us. She was a dear person and friend. God bless you and all of her family. May God keep you all in his loving arms.
I remember Cynthia and Mom eating guacamole by the bowlful. It was very special visiting every time we went back. She will be greatly missed.
Rose Mary Snd Jim Johnston
We were neighbors at Whitman WV and all attended 20 Whitman Community Church. Her children and ours played hunted and did lots of fishing back in the day. We have fond memories of Cynthia and we pray for God’s peace and grace to comfort John and the family.
Pastor Tom and Veda Bias
John and family ,
Our hearts feel your pain. John the love you had for each other is a special blessing. Cindy was a special lady, loved the brass knuckles she wore, just like my mom. You and yours must have wonderful memories that will never be forgotten. Skip and I are so lucky to know both you and Cindy. Sorry we didn't know of Cindy's passing. Don't be a stranger.
Love
Skip & Sue Tenney
"Your dead will live. My corpses will rise up. Awake and shout joyfully, You residents in the dust! For your dew is as the dew of the morning. And the earth will let those powerless in death come to life." (Isaiah 26:19). This loving prophecy tells us that one day we will see our loved ones come back to life right before our eyes. Please hold onto this hope and pray that since it from the bible it will come true.
John and family
We are sorry to hear about your loss, she will be missed, sorry we are unable to attend. If their is anything we can do, please let us know. Prayers and thoughts are with You!
I first met Cindy when we both attended Sand Run Baptist church. We became very good friends.
I adopted her husband John as another brother. We enjoyed a lot of time together. Cindy was a joy to
be around always laughing and happy. John helped put up our building outside and remember him
up on top of the roof just singing away. Both of these people hold a very special place in mine and my
husband's heart. Cindy is with Jesus now and I'm sure she is smiling that big beautiful smile of hers.
I will miss you, my friend. My condolences to Brother John and all the family. You had a very special treasure.
John, Keith and I send our deepest sympathies to you and your family. We have fond memories of Christmas time where you and Cindy dressed as Santa and Mrs. Claus for our kids. Cindy was a special lady. Praying for God to give you the peace and comfort until you are joined again.
Keith and Shelly Skelton
