Cheryl C. brought your obituary to my attention. Oh Cindy, you of wonderful slumber parties and birthdays from our youth and Cindy who had the coolest muscle cars among our friends. I've thought of you often over the years and you always brought a smile to my face. You may be gone but deffinitely not forgotten. You will be missed.

Cindy you had great slumber and birthday
parties when we in Jr. High. You always
had the the best muscle cars. I think of you often with a smile. My life is richer for knowing you.

I just learned of Cyndy's passing.  We lost contact, but I thought I had all the time in the world to find her again.  Cyndy you were my best friend in grade school at Menlo Park, and I cannot believe there is such a hole in the world without you.

I had the great joy of meeting Cyndy when I was first hired at First Interstate Bank 21 years ago.  There were two different times during those years when I had the pleasure of being her Admin Assistant.  We loved working together and developed a friendship on a personal level that I miss dearly.  I will never forget her kindness during a time when my daughter was very ill and had to be tutored at home.  Cyndy and her "Mama" put together a care package for Maegan - full of art & craft things she could do while sitting in bed.  Cyndy was the most selfless, caring, and fun-loving person - with the biggest heart and most wonderful smile and laugh.  She loved Elvis, and purple, and the phrase "When Pigs Fly!"  I have such admiration for her strength and spirit.  Much Love to you, Cyndy Lou.  God Bless.

Cyndy made a difference every day I worked with her. Just walking through the whole office daily with her peppy Hello made your day brighter. I am proud to share a name with her and to have been "the other Cindy" Her laugh and caring heart will be with me always. She will be dearly missed.

Thank you Cyndy for all that you have done for me and for all the people that had the pleasure to know you.  You were always kind and caring.  I will always remember you.

Jeff,
It's been so long since we've seen each other, but I want you to know you're in my thoughts and prayers.  Cyndy was such an extraordinary example of what it looks like to really love people, and she displayed that in her beautiful, contagious smile.   May you find comfort in the wonderful memories that you and Cyndy shared over the years.

My deepest sympathy to you and to Cyndy's entire family.

Her bigger than life personality, warm smile, infectious laugh and never ending devotion to selflessness will never be matched.  Thank you Cyndy for having such a positive impact on my life, the lives of my friends and loved ones, and anyone that had the good fortune to cross your path.

I was so sorry to hear of your loss.  Please let me know if there is anything I can do to help at this time.

Cyndy was my first manager at WFB.  I had just turned 19yrs old and didn't know left from right or up from down.  I was just a kid entering the professional world and Cyndy took me under her wing and taught me the ropes.  She was always kind and patient and she always listened when I had problems.  It didn't matter if they were personal or work related, she was always there for me and I learned a lot from Cyndy.  I owe her a great deal for being a mentor to me and guiding me.  Cyndy was awesome and will most definitely be missed.

My deepest condolences to Jeff, her family and friends. 

Susan Cea

Jeff and Cyndy's family.  I never met Cyndy but new her thru Jeff.  I was so sorry to hear of her passisng and know that our hearts and prayers are with you.

I am deeply saddened to hear of Cyndy's passing. I will always remember the kind and caring person that she was. Whenever running into  Cyndy you would always encounter a smile. She will be truly missed. Sending prayers to Jeff and her family during this difficult time.

I met Cyndy in the Summer of 1992, at a job fair for statement services at then, First Interstate Bank. She hired me two months later in August. I had the privilege of working for her, for almost 6 years. She was a manager who was always willing to help you succeed. Her door was never closed no matter how many hours she had worked or the amount of paper on her desk. You could always talk to her. 
She will be missed, my deepest condolences to Jeff, her family and friends.

It has been a privilege to know Cyndy as both a friend and a colleague. She had the rare ability of being able to see the positive side in any situation, as her smile and upbeat personality attested to. I admire the courage she showed in dealing with her illness and will miss her greatly. My thoughts and prayers go out to Jeff and the family.

I had the honor of having Cyndy as my Manager. She was a caring manager who went that extra mile for her employees and every one had the greatest respect for her. She was a very graceful lady and always had a smile on her face.  Along with all of that, she had a great sense of humor.  There will never be another manager  who was so loved and adored by all. I truly miss her and my heart goes out to her family and friends!

I worked with Cyndy at Wells Fargo for several years. She was always a cheerful, warm, and caring person. She will be greatly missed.

I met Cyndy a couple of times and each time she was a fun person to be around. My thoughts are with you, Jeff. If there's anything you need, please let me know.

Cyndy Lane.  Just her name evokes warmth, friendly smiles and her ever so gracious demeanor.  Cyndy's trademark was her genuine good nature.  She touched a lot of lives; always open to a quick conversation or a brief laugh.  Cyndy made the world a better place while she was here and for that she'll never be forgotten.  Peace be with you, Cyndy.  My deepest condolences to Jeff and her family.

I met Cyndy in the early 90 through other coworker, as I did not work with her personally. I admired her from the very first meeting. She greeted everyone with a smile no matter what kind of day she was having. She was always joyful when ever I ran into her and always greeted me with a big hello and a hug. She was a great lady and a great human. You will be missed Cyndy Lane. May you forever Rest In Peace.

Rest in peace Cyndy, I will miss our chats in the bathroom at work.. It was a pleasure working with you. We worked in the same department back in 1990, and when I returned to work for Wells  years later I was happy to see your always smiling and happy face... You will be truely missed.


Danielle Butler

My deepest sympathy goes to Jeff and Cyndy's family for the lose of their dearest Cyndy Lou. She hired me 25 years ago and made me fill special from the first day and always after. Cyndy was my friend and a very good listener, I will and have missed her always. Rest in peace Cyndy. Karon McManus

Cyndy was an exceptional lady, just a few months younger than me.  When I arrived at off site meetings I would look for Cyndy first as she made everyone feel safe, happy and excepted.  I had so hoped and prayed for Cyndy to win this battle as I missed her being around the work building, running into her in the hall we would stop and catch up, you always left inspired and feeling much better than before.  Cyndy was a rare bird her song will be missed.  Charla Pence Wells Fargo Lockbox Manager

Jeff and family.  My heart goes out to you and my thoughts are with you during this time.

Lynne Wilson
(Vancouver, WA)

Cyndy will be truly missed.  I have known Cyndy for over 25 years working with her in the Statement Dept.  We had alot of good times together.  I will miss her smile and laughter the most.   

Lynne Wilson ( Vancouver WA)

Cyndy was such a kind person who genuinely cared about the people around her. Her ability to see the good during even the most trying of issues was very inspiring and helped me learn a great deal. My thoughts are with her family and friends.

Jeff and family, please accept my condolences and deepest sympathy. I worked with Cyndy for many years and she was one of the kindest and most positive people I have ever known. She was a person you could always count on for support during challenging work or personal situations. We shared many laughs over the years and I am so saddened to hear of her passing.

Cyndy was my boss in Exception Payments.  She became my mentor and my friend.  She always had a smile on her face.  She made a difference in this world and she took so many of us under her wing.  Jeff you and the family are in prayers.  Know that she will be missed by many.

Cyndy always had a smile on her face and always said "Hello" to me whenever I saw her at the Wells Fargo Center. I am deeply saddened to have heard about the loss of a truly loving person that Cyndy was. To the family and friends of Cyndy, please accept my sincere condolences.

Cyndy was my manager in 2010 and I have known her through a mutual friend before that time. I found her to be very caring as a manager and very patient in dealing with everyday problems. She always had a smile even when obstacles occured throughout her day. She always had time to talk and say hello. She always made a point to to talk to the Phone Center staff every morning to see how everything was going and to get to know us as people she will be missed.

Mysti and I worked with Cyndy back in the early 1990's, she was actually the one responsible for starting my career at 1st Interstate/Wells Fargo Bank and called me the "Little sister she never knew she had."  The world has lost a very loving and vivacious presence, and she will be missed greatly.  Our hearts go out to Cyndy's family and friends.  With Thoughts and prayers ~ Debbie Crawford and Mysti Trujillo

Our hearts go out to Cyndy's family and friends.  The world has lost a very loving and vivacious presence, and she will be missed greatly.  With Thoughts and prayers ~ Debbie Crawford and Mysti Trujillo

Jeff and Family, please accept my condolences and deepest sympathy for your loss. I met Cyndy during the building safety meetings in the WF tower in late 2001. Her warm personality is what I think of first when I hear her name, as it made such a fast impression on me then.

Such a genuinely kind person, Cyndy was.  I deeply valued her as a colleague and a friend for the years we worked in the Portland DP building (and during my tenure in Tempe) and will miss her.  God bless you, Cyndy.

I worked for Cyndy at 1st Interstate/Wells Fargo twice. She was a manager who possessed the capability of balancing the well being of her staff while fulfilling her responsibilities to the bank & their customers. The bottom line is she cared.  As a boss Cyndy was approachable, personable & fair. I truly enjoyed working for her. I'm saddened by her passing & send sincerest condolences to her loved ones. Rest in well deserved peace Cyndy. Gar

Jeff, you are in my thoughts.  Cyndy was an incredibly warm, wonderful person, an inspiration to me and to so many around her!  I will always remember her for her smile and easy way with everyone!  - Mick Servoss

OBITUARIO

Cyndy Lou Lane

30 julio, 1954 – 19 abril, 2013

Bateman Carroll Funeral Home

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