Cynthia Amos Obituary

I recently received a notification through Ancestry DNA that Cynthia and I were related. I took am from Dayton Ohio and saddened to hear of her passing before we could connect. Rest peacefully, Cynthia.

Cindy and I worked at St. Elizabeth's Medical Center in Dayton Ohio in the 70's. She was an LPN and I was a unit clerk in Pediatrics. We had a wonderful friendship. I remember Carl when he was little, taking her to Old river, NCR's Employee park. Getting into some things that weren't exactly right, but she ended up loving the Lord so quite a turn around. I was saddened to hear of her passing. My daughters grandmother lives in Charleston so we visited quite a bit. I went to her home once not to long after she arrived in Charleston. She is a special person and someone I will always Remember. Heaven is a much better place with Cindy there. I can hear God saying Welcome my good and faithful servant. See you some day!! My friend!!
Nancy Graham (Schmidlapp)

Friends from elementary school through high school, from the Bass till now, Cynthia, you will be missed. Our deepest condolences to all of your family and friends. We will miss that smile but we know that you are at peace...Rest on dear friend....R.I.Heaven Cynthia Reid Amos.