Cynthia Jane Stabler

Deepest sympathy to the "Becker Girls". I, along with countless others, loved and admired Cindy for her amazing strength, deep compassion for others and her ability to smile in the face of many challenges. Cindy's father, Bob, always treasured (and displayed proudly) his favorite picture of her giving her all in a soccer competition. Cindy will be greatly missed and long remembered. I hope her many loved ones will cling close to each other in the difficult time ahead and share and cherish the memories of all the good times we shared with our beloved Cindy. With much love and admiration from Carol Honaker, aka THE QM

Cindy is a treasure we will hold dear at St. Bernard Parish, Madison. Gloria Brockman

It was a honor to know you. I think of you everytime I hear Bruce Springsteen. Rest In Peace, Dear Friend.

Dear Cindy! At last - to feel no pain and wait on the Lord! I so enjoyed my teen years knowing your family and spending time with my Becker's and my forever friend Helen. You were my idol and I wanted to be as composed and beautiful as you were. Love to Ronda, Pam, Helen and Carol. I think the last time I saw you was on your land for family reunion that I'll never forget. With sincere condolences, Brenda.

I knew Cindy and was a church friend at St. Bernards. She was such an inspiration to me. With all of her health problems, she had every reason to complain. Never once did I ever hear her complain, but she always had a smile and thankfulness for the gifts that God has given her. One of the most spiritual people I have ever known. I will always keep her in my heart. Prayers to all of you, her family.