• My dear sweetcousin Cyndi. I just read her obituary  Scott and so sorry  I have not been good at keeping in touch so did not know of her Covid and passing. I tryed to call  both of your cell numbers that I have  with no connecting. I understand now why I couldn’t get a respond . So sorry Scott to u and your family.... Cyndi will be missed!
• Call me so we can talk please Scott
• Love Carol Forman

I’ve been friends with cyndi for about 35 years. We worked together at Honeywell and even though we rarely saw each other she was a dear friend for life. She was probably the kindest person I ever knew. I miss her but I know she’s watching over us❤️Karen Bergstrom

My heartfelt condolences to the family. Cyndi was a wonderful lady. She will be sorely missed by everyone she touched with her love. Rest in peace.

My heart breaks. Thoughts and prayers to the entire family. Cyndi will forever hold a special place in my heart. We were always in hers and she made sure we knew it. Sending our love. Shelly, Brady & Morgan 

My dearest cousin Cyndi! You always were a cheerleader in my corner, loved me deeply and made me feel so loved and important! This isn’t goodbye because the memories will be forever And you’ll always be a part of my heart! You touched my whole family with your generous sweet soul! Thank you for being a person we all need to aspire too! Hugs and much love 

Love, Cheryl

Cyndi and I met at the Owatonna Hospital. My mom and I was leaving and her mom was coming in to have Cyndi.  Story goes that we even had the same hospital room.  We were first cousins once removed or second cousins.  I always had to ask Cyndi what we were.  We would get together for family reunions at our farm where the girl cousins would gang up and pester the boy cousins (or maybe it was the other way around).  The boy cousins included Johnny, Vernie, David, Terry and mostly Jerome as well as my brothers Mike and Fuzz.  We connected at a anniversary party for an aunt and uncle where we visited and found out that Cyndi was not seeing anyone.  Tom's brother Scott also was single.  We all met at the Renaissance Festival where history was made.  While they lived in Mora , we joined a volleyball league.  We weren't very good but we had a lot of fun.  When they moved to be closer to work, we were happy but sad.  Scott and Cyndi were godparents to our son Andy.  We were godparents to their daughter Nicole.  Through the trials and tribulations of life, we remained close.  She always let me know that she loved me.  I will truly miss my cousin, sister-in-law and most of all, my friend.  

My memory of Cyndi, which I met through Jeni Barker. I met her at family events, social events when the kids were born. My memory was, she was always a sweet loving and kind person. She will be missed. ❤️