Obituary: Wagoner, Cindy

Tue., April 12, 2016

WAGONER, Cindy

My best friend, my sister, Cindy Wagoner passed away after a long battle with M.S.

She deserves so much respect for the struggle she fought thru life.

Her spirit will live on thru us.

We appreciate the great caregivers who totally supported and loved Cindy and gave her the best help.

Thanks everyone at Gentiva who was there for Cindy and all of her friends that have been there.

My sister is resting at peace now.

She is survived by companion (cat Dibbie), her mom, Irma Jones; sisters, Jenny Lucas, Susi Luckey, Peggy Pehl, Fran Morris, and numerous nieces and nephews.

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