Brian, we send our deepest sympathy to you and your family on your loss.  Cindy was such a sweet lady, and one who will be fondly remembered by all who had the pleasure of knowing her.

Brian, 
I am so sorry about your loss.  I worked with Cindy at KCCU.  She trained me and I thought she was just the nicest person. She really cared about people.  My heart goes out to you and your family.  
--Felicia Sundquist

To all that knew Cindy I offer you a reminder of her laughter and happiness.   You could always count on a smile and a pleasant greeting from Cindy.  No matter who you were or what walk of life you came from, Cindy would make you feel wanted and important in her life.  She was a dear friend to many and a constant source of joy and happiness to all.  Cindy will be greatly missed, but her memory will live on forever.  Each time you see a snowman, you will think of Cindy and how they always made her smile and laugh.  God Bless you Cindy.

I thank god for my memories of Cindy.  She was my dear friend, carpool companion, bunko buddy, co-worker, and therapist.  We had things in common that allowed us to have many funny and interesting conversations, and boy could she make me laugh.  She loved puppies, and was in a constant search for the perfect pup.  She was quite the collector, with collections including pigs and purses.  As mentioned in her memorial, she had so many interests which allowed her to meet and become friends with so many different people, and she recounted her many stories for me as we drove to and from work every day.  Everyone loved her, I loved her and I will forever carry her with me in my heart.

Dearest Brian,
Know that your Cindy was loved here at Kccu.
I have so many memories of both of you when she was here in Tukwila with us.She always had a smile and hug for my husband Jim when he would come to the branch, he loved her too. 
All the many stories and pictures of your children as they were growning up and her nieces and nephews.

If there is anything I can do, give a call here at Tukwila Branch
Do take care of you.
Love Hugs & Prayers Kay Mulliner

I have worked with Cindy for several years at the credit union. I remember that it took about 5 seconds after meeting her that I felt that I had known her forever and the same holds true for Brian. She had always been a special person in my life and was  always willing and did lend a helping hand. You never had to ask for her kindness, she offered it willingly. I trully miss her and feel blessed to have known her.Heaven has another angel with a big laugh.

My heart and prayers go out to all of the family and friends of Cindy.  Cindy was a very special person and we will miss her deeply.  Her passing will leave an emptiness in our hearts for a very long time.  Whenever I scrapbook I will always remember her and the fun times we shared.  Cindy was the type of person that when you first met her, she made you feel like you had known her forever.  I remember when we first met I thought to myself, now this is a person I would like to get to know.  That was the effect Cindy had on everyone.  Whenever I think of Cindy the word "charismatic" comes to mind.  Her quick wit, kindness and patience will never be forgotten.  Cindy's love and friendship will stay with us forever.

She was Royal:  the way she carried herself, the way she spoke and the way she treated others.

She Lived:  the way she made others feel special, the compassion for those less fortunate and the abundant love she shared with those who loved her and already miss her...

Brian and family, we share in the sorrow of Cindy's passing.  Cindy was a wonderful person. She cared deeply about so much.  We consider ourselves fortunate to have known her. When we think of Cindy, her memory makes us smile.  God Bless You and Your Family

We are so saddened by this loss of our dear friend.  It is so hard to understand.  We just are so grateful that someone with such a kind heart, such wit and such a giving spirit entered our lives.  She will never leave our hearts.  Brian, you are so special, vibrant and wonderful and we are here for you.  Cindy made the children feel so special and they loved her.  I counted her among my closest friends and I realize how many people did the same.  What a special, special girl.  
Love from the Santos'

Dear Cindy,
I truly think of you as one of the nicest, comforting and supportive people I have ever met. You were the perfect person to welcome me to KCCU. Any stress or anxiety I felt about starting a new job was gone within the first few moments of talking to you. During my first 2 weeks of training we laughed and talked about our lives and backgrounds. Every time my anniversary has come you and I have reminisced about that time and how it feels like yesterday.It does still and that is one reason it is hard to say goodbye. My memories of you are vivid. As is the case with everyone else who had the honor of knowing you I will think of you often.
I can still hear your giggle and it makes me smile. 
Love,
Jeffrey Imbler

Dear Brian, 

I enjoyed working with Cindy at KCCU. She was not only my co-woker but a good friend. I am truly blessed to have known her and will miss her. 

May God continue to bless you and your family.

Dear Brian and family,
I will also cherish my friendship with Cindy and remember her wonderful laugh. Christmas will not be the same without finding a Snowman for her. She was truly a genuine person who gave so much of herself. Her spirit will always be with me.

Dear Brian and family:

I am so sorry for your loss. Cindy was a very special person to me. I had the pleasure of meeting Cindy 5 years ago when I moved from Hawaii to work at KCCU. She was more than my first boss -- she was a great friend. Moving to such a large city from my small hometown was a dramatic change for me. She helped me cope with being so far from home and knowing so few. She was one of the few who believed I would be successful even though I was extremely quiet and shy. I will miss her greatly and remember her forever. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

Dear Brian and family,
We are so very sorry for your loss and as we read these tributes, we also wish to share our warm memories of our too few meetings with Cindy.  Cindy always had a loving smile and warm hug for us.  Pam remembers meeting her for the first time in Mexico and she enjoyed spending time with her by the pool.  Cindy helped Pam forget the challenges she was experiencing at that time.  Pam also remembers a story that Cindy told about buying some gum for a harrassed ticket agent who was in need of a pick-me-up.  What a very nice thing for a stranger to do.  Cindy was always there for others and we're thankful for having known her.  We can only hope that a part of Cindy will stay with all of us.  Dear Cindy, you will be missed.

I don't know where I would begin to remember all the great memories of my friendship with Cindy.  As soon as I met Cindy when she came to King County Credit Union, I knew we would have a great friendship that went beyond work.

Cindy was my best shopping buddy. We had such fun when Cindy would spend the weekend at my house while Brian was out of town.  We should have had our own hotline to QVC!

 I will remember making Christmas cookies every year, dinners after work with our husbands, making daily lunch plans, and just laughing at the littlest things.

I treasure my friendship with Cindy and will continue to treasure the friendship Shawn and I have with Brian.

We love you both with all of our hearts.

Brian, 

Cindy will be greatly missed by the boys and I.  My heart goes out to you and your family.

Lots of Love,
Shelley, Chris and Bryce

I am very sorry to hear of your loss. Cindy was a great lady.  With our deepest sympathy to your family from ours.  Trevor

Very sorry about your loss. I wish you and yours the very best.

I am Joyce and Cheryl's brother. I have met you a few times over the years. I just wanted to give you a heart felt apology.

Larry

I've only worked with Cindy since 2/05, but she was allot of fun to be around and a pleasure to work with. Sometimes on Thursdays I was her co-pilot, she would would drop me off at the park and ride before she continued on her way home. Allot of funny stories and good laughs. I will miss her.

I was so saddened to hear of Cindy's passing.   I have many great memories of our highschool years in Manor and am sorry that we never kept in touch.
Our deepest sympathy!
Sincerely,
Teresa Fox Van Sprundel

OBITUARIO

Cindy Lou Booth

31 diciembre, 1969 – 31 diciembre, 1969

Evergreen Washelli Funeral Home & Cemetery

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