CINDY AISMAN

Condolences & Memories (20 entries)

• Bill I am so sorry for your loss. My deepest condolences to you and your children. - Posted by: Thora Meade (Work friend of Bill) on: Nov 07, 2016

• Cindy was a very good friend; even though we work virtually from Ottawa, we were able to maintain a very nice relationship with her. She was always nice to everybody, interested on doing everything very well and her attitude was the greatest, always positive. We are all going to miss her very much. We want to send to all her family you our deepest condolences and one thing to remember is that we will again. God is always with us and he will make this happen. Lots of love - Posted by: Maruka and MICA team (Work friend) on: Oct 26, 2016

• I enjoyed our times together, having a bubbly or two at the Ops parties after work. Or going for a pool party at her house and a sleep over or two. Miss Ya...........see ya on the other side Cindy. - Posted by: June Smyth (work friend) on: Oct 14, 2016

• Cindy you will be missed but you will always be with me. You have left your imprint on my life. I have found the joy of life and the joy of giving . How to laugh and to see the bright side of things. Never quit when the going gets tough you get tougher . I am that round peg in the square whole .... Thank you Cindy for everything - Posted by: Line Fenez (Friend co-worker) on: Oct 14, 2016

• I have known / worked with Cindy since 2009 when I joined my current department. She was a unique character and had a great personality and despite us living on opposite sides of the country we became friends through a mutual interest in hockey. I had never known such a rabid red wings fan, sad that she never got a chance to go see them at the Joe like we had discussed. I always appreciated Cindy's frank and honest advice she would give me whether it was work related or about a personal issue. I will never forget my friend and will sorely miss our talks we had over the years. Please accept my condolences for your loss. Rest in Peace my friend - Posted by: Cory emerson (Belleville work colleague/ Friend) on: Oct 14, 2016

• If you had the great fortune to ever meet Cindy, she was like a box of chocolate, you never knew what you were going to get. Speaking for myself personally, a better friend - you couldn't ask for. She would make us laugh and be a good ear when we had problems, provide us with her great cooking and treats. Not a birthday or holiday would pass by without her bestowing us with her treats and other goodies. Cindy will be cheering for her Detroit Red Wings, along with Gordie Howe (another Saskatchewanite) who passed away this year. And Cody will keep you company and tell you all about us. You can compare notes with him. Your presence will be missed. We will cherish the memories. Your friend Marleen - Posted by: Marleen Allard-Serediuk (Co-worker & friend) on: Oct 13, 2016

• I always enjoyed working with Cindy and missed our chats after I retired. My deepest sympathies to her family. - Posted by: Bev Brennan (Belleville work colleague) on: Oct 13, 2016

• George Strait and the Red Wings just lost their #1 fan. If you were lucky enough to know Cindy then you know we all lost a one of a kind amazing person. What we didn’t lose is her ability to always make us “Believe”. Gonna miss you nbor but I know you will always be with me on those dog walks. Hugs Bill, Jodie & Kyle, Riley & Kayla and all of Cindy's family and friends. - Posted by: Yvette and Big J (BFF & Nbor) on: Oct 13, 2016

• I met Cindy in 1981 while working for MTS. Cindy quickly became a leader, mentor, and trusted friend in our work environment. She was a quick study and enjoyed solving problems with her unique take on things. On a personal note...she was so very compassionate to all her friends. In 1986, she showed her love and caring for me and my family, in a way only Cindy could do ! We had lost our son and in a winter storm, on the day of the funeral, she drove out to my house with a fully cooked turkey to help feed all my family members. In my time of need.. she was there...I will never forget her kindness. Cindy, you are in the arms of the angels. My sincere condolences to Nick and family. - Posted by: Louise Long (work friend from MTS) on: Oct 13, 2016

• If you had the great fortune to ever meet Cindy, she was like a box of chocolate, you never knew what you were going to get. Speaking for myself personally, a better friend - you couldn’t ask for. She would make us laugh and be a good ear when we had problems, provide us with her great cooking and treats. Not a birthday or holiday would pass by without her bestowing us with her treats. Cindy will be cheering for her Detroit Red Wings, along with Gordie Howe (another Saskatchewanite) who also passed away this year. Cindy, you will leave a big void in our lives. Just know that we will always cherish the memories. - Posted by: Marleen & Orest (Friend, co-worker) on: Oct 13, 2016

• We all make friendships through the years...some last, and some fade with time. But, if you're real lucky, you find a true "friend of the heart". I was lucky. I found you. - Linda Lee Elrod. Rest in peace my dear friend, You will be so missed. - Posted by: Rosey (Friend) on: Oct 13, 2016

• I am so sorry to lose Cindy as I was just getting to know her better. The time we spent planning social events for PEO Chapter P leaves me with many cherished memories. Godspeed my dear Cindy, you are missed. - Posted by: Deb Tepleski (friend) on: Oct 13, 2016

• Thinking of you and your family Bill at this most saddest of times. Keep her in your heart and she'll never be far. Our condolences...Derek and Cindy Laye - Posted by: Derek and Cindy Laye (friends) on: Oct 12, 2016

• Sad to hear about this. Very sad. Cindy's genuine love of food, people, and making people feel special was one of a kind. My family's prayers and thoughts go to you and your family. She is looking down smiling at us eating Helluva dip in a Red Wings jersey I am sure. Take good care. Signed Proud Cindy fan - Posted by: Kevin Lagacé () on: Oct 12, 2016

• I have known / worked with Cindy for more than 15 years. She was always so unique in character and personality. She could put a whole new spin on any situation that arose when you had a problem with work or personal. She was truly a free spirited and honest individual who touched the lives of those who knew her. She will never be forgotten but sorely missed. Please accept my condolences for your loss. - Posted by: Herb Hayda (co-worker/ friend) on: Oct 12, 2016

• sending thoughts and prayers to the family, - Posted by: Wendy (Lillie) Serger (friend) on: Oct 11, 2016

• No words can say all that Cindy was - I'll use some of her own... The important things in my life I learned from my dog - when loved ones come home, run to greet them. - never pass up an opportunity to go for a joy ride (on a Harley, or in a Hummer.) Remember that fresh air and the wind in your face are good things. - take naps - stretch before rising - run, romp and play daily. - avoid biting ... when a simple growl will do. - if something you want is buries, dig until you find it. Enjoy every day ... a dog's life goes by quick ! We will miss you. - Posted by: Georgina Beyer (Friend/Co-worker) on: Oct 11, 2016

• So sorry, our condolences to you and your family. Cindy always had a smile and a great story, she will be missed. - Posted by: Michelle Krewiak (Friend) on: Oct 11, 2016

• Sorry. Nock and family thinking of you Lary - Posted by: Lary Fiddler (Friend) on: Oct 11, 2016

• It was truly a pleasure working with Cindy. She will be deeply missed. Please accept my sincere condolences. - Posted by: Johanne Lavigne (Montreal work colleague ) on: Oct 11, 2016