Cindy Tooker

May beautiful memories sustain you during this time of sorrow. My prayers are with you. Barbara, Information Desk Providence Hospital

Harry and Family- I am so sorry for your loss. Cindy was one of a kind. I have never seen 2 people so happy as you two. May your memories be of comfort to you in the days ahead. Love you!!

Dear Harry, Danny and family, What a joy it was to know Cindy. One of my first conversations with Cindy occurred soon after Jed and I were married and expecting Amanda.Neecie and Jed were talking about names and Cindy warned me about the Vanston habit of nicknames. She said, "watch out or it will be called Lou or Lulu and you will forget your own child's name." Truly every conversation I had with her was enriching. Her life philosophy was

Dear Harry, Danny and family, What a joy it was to know Cindy. One of my first conversations with Cindy occurred soon after Jed and I were married and expecting Amanda.Neecie and Jed were talking about names and Cindy warned me about the Vanston habit of nicknames. She said, "watch out or it will be called Lou or Lulu and you will forget your own child's name." Truly every conversation I had with her was enriching. Her life philosophy was so pragmatic and yet filled with hope and happiness. While life is empty and silent today, I pray you will continue to see her light and feel her presence in your hearts and memories.

Dear Harry, Danny and family, What a joy it was to know Cindy. One of my first conversations with Cindy occurred soon after Jed and I were married and expecting Amanda.Neecie and Jed were talking about names and Cindy warned me about the Vanston habit of nicknames. She said, "watch out or it will be called Lou or Lulu and you will forget your own child's name." Truly every conversation I had with her was enriching. Her life philosophy was

Dear Harry, Danny and family, What a joy it was to know Cindy. One of my first conversations with Cindy occurred soon after Jed and I were married and expecting Amanda.Neecie and Jed were talking about names and Cindy warned me about the Vanston habit of nicknames. She said, "watch out or it will be called Lou or Lulu and you will forget your own child's name." Truly every conversation I had with her was enriching. Her life philosophy was so pragmatic and yet filled with hope and happiness. While life is empty and silent today, I pray you will continue to see her light and feel her presence in your hearts and memories.

Uncle Harry, I am so sorry to hear of your loss, Aunt cindy was a true treasure. She was brilliant, vivacious, and had a heart of gold. I am so sad that she lost her brave battle, but I am also pleased to know she was surrounded by those she loved (especially you). She will be dearly missed.

Uncle Harry, I am so sorry for your loss. Cindy was and will remain loving and thoughtful and kind. She will be greatly missed here but I am sure that God is rejoicing because she is once again with Him. Be at peace.