Cynthia Lee Kelly

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.

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

Sorry for your lost!!! Your family is in my prayers

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.

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