Cindy Goldstein
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Cindy Goldstein, 70, of Fayetteville, died at home on Wednesday. Cindy was an active
member of Temple Concord; the Fayetteville Senior Center, and Hazak, senior’s group .
Cindy was pre-deceased by her parents Charles, and Minnie; and survived by her brothers
Steven, Richard, David, and Howard; and nieces, nephews and cousins.
Funeral services will be at 1PM on Monday at Temple Concord. Friends may visit with the family
immediately prior to the service at Temple Concord, 910 Madison Street, from noon to 1PM
on Monday. Burial will be in the Temple Concord section63 of Woodlawn Cemetery.
Contributions may be made to Temple Society of Concord.
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To All of Cindy's family, Cindy was a member of my center (Fayetteville Senior Center), Guidance on the Board of Directors, cheerleader, and most of all my friend. I will miss our long conversations, meals shared together, the bantering over silly things and the love she had for my family and especially my dog Milo. I hope she finds peace, love and joy in her journey and that all of you, as a family, know how special she was. You have my sympathies, love and compassion upon her passing. Janet Best, Director Fayetteville Senior Center
Written by Janet Best
2023-07-13 7:38:00 PM
This news is a shocker. It is always surreal when you read the obituary of a contemporary's passing. From my early teenage years, I knew Cindy. She attended my Bar Mitzvah party in December. 1966 at the LaFayette Country Club. My mind's image of Cindy is that cute 13 year old girl wearing a white dress accented with pink flowers, wearing her wrist corsage. Smiling through her braces on her teeth Rest in Peace Cindy You do owe me another "slow dance". Condolences to her family
Written by Warren Abrahams
2023-07-23 6:03:57 AM
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To All of Cindy's family, Cindy was a member of my center (Fayetteville Senior Center), Guidance on the Board of Directors, cheerleader, and most of all my friend. I will miss our long conversations, meals shared together, the bantering over silly things and the love she had for my family and especially my dog Milo. I hope she finds peace, love and joy in her journey and that all of you, as a family, know how special she was. You have my sympathies, love and compassion upon her passing. Janet Best, Director Fayetteville Senior Center
Written by Janet Best
2023-07-13 7:38:00 PM
This news is a shocker. It is always surreal when you read the obituary of a contemporary's passing. From my early teenage years, I knew Cindy. She attended my Bar Mitzvah party in December. 1966 at the LaFayette Country Club. My mind's image of Cindy is that cute 13 year old girl wearing a white dress accented with pink flowers, wearing her wrist corsage. Smiling through her braces on her teeth Rest in Peace Cindy You do owe me another "slow dance". Condolences to her family
Written by Warren Abrahams
2023-07-23 6:03:57 AM