Cynthia Lee Kelly
March 16, 1961 - March 08, 2019
Obituary
MADISON-Cynthia "Cindy" Kelly, age 57, of Madison, passed away on Friday, March 8, 2019. She was born on March 16, 1961, in Madison, the daughter of William and Rosamond (Nordgren) Smith. Cindy graduated from East High School. She married Bob Kelly in Madison.
Cindy worked for American Family Insurance for many years. She was always happy, always smiling, so full of life and love, and had a beautiful big heart. Cindy enjoyed gardening, crafting and painting and especially loved spending time with her grandchildren and having her family around her for the holidays.
Cindy is survived by her husband, Bob Kelly Sr.; children, Scott Evans (Shawna ) Bronson , Jr., Kristine Kelly (Matt Rosas) and Ashley Kelly (Joey Rehbein); step-sons, Bill (Kandice) Kelly and Bob Kelly Jr.; grandchildren, Jaden and Arianna Rosas, Seth, Caleb and Bella Bronson, and Tiffany Rehbein; siblings, Patricia Smith, Judy (Al) Smolen, Shari (Dean) Rothenmaier, Jeff Smith, Steve (Christine) Smith; and nephews and nieces, Brian (Monique) Smith, Sierra (Austin) Cooper, Sarah Smith, Kyle Smith, Kasandra Smith, and Olivia Smith. She was preceded in death by her parents; sister, Nancy Smith; and nephew, Kirk Smith.
Online condolences may be made at www.gundersonfh.com.
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Peg Neuhengen
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I remember when Cindy started dating Rick, she was such a sweet little one, she would bring Scott over sometimes for a visit. I was sorry to hear about her troubles with cancer as I'm survivor so I know what she endured. Rest in peace Cindy it can't come back now.
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Joy Reininger
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Expressing a sad farewell to my (x-sister-in-law) Cindy.
We shared an era of laughter, friendship, and memories, and sharing fond memories of helping her prepare for her wedding to Bob Kelly. Cindy chose me to be the God-mother to her daughter Kristine.
Cindy had a contagious laugh, a big heart full of love, and believed in family tradition. She always made sure that Thanksgiving guests went home with leftovers for their extended meal at home. Cindy also made a great dish of lasagna.
Scott, Kristine, Ashley and grandkids, your mother loves you very much; the pain will always be there, but as time goes by, it becomes more bearable.
I will never forget Cindy as she was a positive 'one of a kind'. God bless her family through this sad time.
Joy Reininger, Sun Prairie
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Heather Antoniewicz
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Sorry for your lost!!! Your family is in my prayers
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Julie Craig
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With sorrow I learn of your passing. With rejoice I know you are at peace my friend. Kind, considerate, loving, full of life and joyful are the traits I will remember you as. Your children and grandchildren brought you so much joy and love as you did to us. Always a smile... always a kind word from you we received. I will always remember our friendship, Cindy. I will cherish it forever. No pain, no regrets. Rest in peace my dear friend.
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Terry P
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I was very sorry and saddened to hear of Cindy's passing. I have nothing, but fond memories of her.
I remember her as always smiling and of good spirits. You will be greatly missed Cindy. RIP
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Kim Adell
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We had some good times & lots of laughs!! RIP Sweet Cindy.