Birth date: May 28, 1946 Death date: Jul 12, 2017
Cynthia N. Buening, age 71, of Wheaton, IL passed away Wednesday, July 12, 2017, at Grand Pines Assisted Living Center in Grand Haven, MI. She was born May 28, 1946, in Kalamazoo, MI to William and Mary (Fishel) Cummings, and she Read Obituary
Ed,
Peggy and I have fond memories of Cynthia from our 14th CAV reunion in Hawaii followed by the cruise around the islands.
Our sincere thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. May our Lord provide comfort, strength and grace during this difficult time.
Frank Varljen
I was her niece with the same name Cynthia (Schwering). I'm first meeting Aunt Cyndi, at my grandmother's house before they were married, she was so much fun... laughing all night! I askedy mom if I could change the way I spelled my name (Cindy to Cyndi) so I could be beautiful inside and out just like her. A fantastic women! Her husband and daughter are just like her
I am Cindy's niece Sherry (Schwering) Boyd. my favorite memory with Cindy include sharing a bathroom at a Millhousen wedding and the tiny, fragile doll I received one Christmas I believe it was from Germany In fact I just noticed recently and thought fondly of the gift giver. May God help you through this time with kindness and love.
We have so many beautiful memories from the last 50 years. There was always lots of talk and laughter when we were together. We are thinking of you and praying for peace for you and your family, Ed. Bill and Sara
This is Jeanne (Schwering) Fry. I would like to extend my deepest sympathies to you, Uncle Ed, and Becky and Michael, and the grandchildren. I have very fond memories of being in your wedding party as the junior bridesmaid. As I was about 11 years old, I thought it was very romantic and elegant, with our dark red velvet dresses and Uncle Eddie and Aunt Cyndy looking so handsome and pretty. Though I didn't talk with Aunt Cyndy often, I always remember her as being fun-loving and so friendly to talk to. You will all be in our thoughts and prayers. Sincerely, Jeanne Fry--Greensburg, IN
I'll always remember when your mom came to visit. We would always walk down to the dairy queen with Aunt Martha and have ice cream . Her visits to Ohio were always so much fun. LOVE to everyone, hope we can get together sometime in the future. Les,Mary Kay and all the Marjay clam.
I remember your mom and my mom going out to sugarcreek and having dinner. We all wore these great big hats and acted crazy. We sat out on the big porch there and looked over the valley and talked about all the fun times we had growing up together. Try to remember all the good times you had with your mom. I still miss my mom and dad every day and it's been over ten years but what great memories I have of growing up with family.
