Aunt Cindy, 

My world has never existed without you and I never imagined the possibility that it may have to so soon.  I miss you more than words can express and my heart breaks daily.  I wish I told you how much I appreciated you, how you always thought of me and every holiday would say you had my mint choc chip icecream.  It’s hard to imagine that there could be a holiday without you.  Your cooking, your caring for others, your looking beautiful always perfection from nails to heels to the perfume you wore but mostly your kind heart, inner strength, business sense.... and also your chocolate chip cookies. You are everything I hope to be in a woman and as a wife.  I will always look up to you and aspire to be like you. I hope I can make you proud and that wherever you are now you know how much I love you.  I’ll miss you always ‘aunty,’  until we meet again.  Give Uncle Jack a kiss for me.   

I vividly recall the winter Cynthia moved here at SOG 11953 cause i helped shovel their driveway. I was about 65 then. Cynthia was such a pleasant nice, genuine 'nice' person. Her home in & out was spotless. Spent many a hot day on their deck w/Cynthia's Iced Tea & played poker weekly with Cynthia's wonderful munchies. Cynthia was just a real nice person. I saw her carried out of her home 207 DCN on  a stretcher and she looked well enough, but since the demise of her late husband she was kind of reclusive. Her sister visited most weekends. I hadn't realized her ailments were so dire, but as the weeks past (8+) of her hospitalization it became apparent whatever ailed her wasn't minor, despite her looking rather healthy when removed on stretcher.
Never knew anyone that had an unpleasant word about Cynthia. 
Cynthia was just a very nice person.
202 DCN  

Cynthia will always be my older cousin closest to me in age.  I am so sorry for the pain and anguish she went through with such a horrible disease.  My love to Carole and family.  May Cynthia rest in peace with Aunt Mary and  Uncle George.

Carmen Corso Dineen

I'm honestly at a loss for words  to express how sad I'm feeling. My deepest condolences to Cynthia's family. Not only was Cynthia a wonderful and caring neighbor but also a true friend! Cynthia you will be so missed!!! ♥️

Sending our love and condolences during this very sad time. Cindy was an amazing woman. May she Rest In Peace with her Jack, the love of her life. May God bless her always. 

Our deepest sympathy goes out to all of Cindy’s family. Sending love and prayers during this difficult time. May God bless her always. May she Rest In Peace. 

Hey Girlfriend! You are my lifelong friend since age 4 or 5. Who remembers?  So many wonderful memories growing up together and of sharing our adult lives. 
I keep thinking , we have to make a date for lunch. I know you are with your beloved Jack and your parents. So you are okay.  The last thing I said was I love you. And You are my lifelong BFF. Cynthajar . See ya later. 
My love to you always, 
Amy

Cindy,

You have gone home to be with your Jack. This I know,  will allow your soul to rest.  You are no longer suffering and for that I am grateful. You were an angel in disguise when you dedicated all of your time and energy into caring and watching over my brother and your love and dedication was appreciated more than you will ever know. May you Rest In Peace.

Peggy  


Cindy,
There's all the jokes about Mother-in-Laws. But  I was so very blessed that you did not ever fit that stereotype. You welcomed me into the family with open arms. You were always there for Seamus and I, and we will miss our weekly chats (filled with honesty, love, advice and laughter) more than you can imagine. One of the last things you said to us, was you weren't scared. You knew where you were going and who was there waiting for you.  Now you and Dad can rest together eternally. We love you and will miss you always. 
Lesley

Cindy I will miss you more than I can put to words 💔 I know you are in a better place with Dad 
I love you 

Aunt Cindy, you used to always tell me you loved me more than I could ever know. I hope you know I feel the same. I will miss doing my online homework together, and our Micky D runs. I was very lucky to have spent all the time we spent together during the Pandemic. 
Your best student,
I love ❤️ you,
Anthony xoxo

Cynthia-you are the love of Jack's life. Be together, always. I will miss you and think fond thoughts of you my brave friend. God bless.
Dee

My beloved sister, my best friend!!  We shared it all. The good, the bad and the ugly and we got through it all together. I know you had to leave  but I will miss you every moment of ever day. Until we are together again  I love you!! 
Carole

My fairy God mother, words can not express how greatly missed you will be. Your smiling face, smell of perfume, great cooking, helpful advice and just overall way of being will stay with us forever. I know you are Somewhere Over the Rainbow with both grandma and grandpa, and the love of your life, dancing freely again.  I love you. 💔 Until we meet again.
Your God Daughter,
Jeanine

I met Cindy through Mary Newman Clark (Holzwarth) a long time ago. Cindy  and Jack were at many functions Mary had. We always got along so well together. She and I laughed alot.  She made some great cocktails too. She was smart, witty and caring. There will always be a void at Mary's parties. Here's to Cindy.  She's with Jack now. Rest in Peace Cindy. Cheers. 🍹💖

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Cynthia M. Corso-Rainey

May 7, 1954 – June 8, 2021

Frederick Funeral Home

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