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Almost from the day I got on VR over 7 years ago, she has been a friend to me. During my time in La Rose Noir, she showed me how to have fun on here. I will never forget the teasing she gave out and the teasing she took from us. She was easy to tease, but it was purely out of adoration. It was because of the teasing that we in La Rose Noir formed a bond, a kind of kinship that binds people together, makes it seem like family in a way.



It was Cindy whom made the effort to keep the Coven lively when Tammy was absent, doing her best to control the uncontrollable Ozzy. :) I would imagine that any newbie in the Coven would be shocked at how those two got along, but if you knew, as the rest of us did, it was just how we are, and no harm was really done. Deep down, I saw the true genuine friendship between Cindy and the members of Rose Noir, and that is what made for, in my opinion, a most wonderful, fun, and proud Coven.



I could tell Cindy was a great person during our phone chats and it has been and still is a great honour for me to have gotten to know such a caring, funny, life-loving person. To see her go at such a young age is heartbreaking, but she did live her life to the fullest — no holes barred.



She leaves us with a huge void in the Coven, huge shoes to fill, mainly because she had huge feet. Just kidding. Seriously tho, she made people laugh at any cost, and to me, that's what every one should do, because life is short, shorter for some than others. So no matter what happens, just remember to live, be that someone who makes someone else's journey that much better. For that I want to thank Cindy, for she had no idea how much she brightened my day, just by her being her.



I am going to miss her the most for that. Yet, I sense she's still here, watching over us, wanting us to continue the fun and frivolity. In time I am sure it will happen, but for now we must heal our souls through grieving.



So to close, I just want to say that we should remember the good moments we remember of Cindy, let that memory grow and remain in our hearts, and minds and let her name be on our lips with stories of her.



RIP Cindy